Sentence examples for much longer range from inspiring English sources

The electromagnetic weapon would be superior to those techniques, Colonel Fenton said, because it would have much longer range.

The weapons, with a much longer range than normal Tasers, were not approved for use and were undergoing testing by the Home Office.

"This whole test could be good for North Korean sales". Taepodong missiles have a much longer range than the Rodong and are capable of carrying larger payloads.

A large increase of molecular organization at the mesoscopic level is observed when passing from 6T to α,ωDH6T, as shown by a much longer range ordering.

Last year, North Korea threatened to test-fire a second missile with a much longer range but abandoned those plans after international protests and after the United States agreed to lift economic sanctions against the Communist country.

But a militarised version of the rocket used to put a North Korean satellite into orbit last month is believed to have potentially a much longer range – one that could reach the US mainland.

All wireless protocols can work at much longer ranges than specified.

Japan's defense budget proposal includes funds to help proceed with development, in conjunction with the United States, of advanced antiballistic missiles that can be launched from ships and that have much longer ranges than previous incarnations.

The fact that the latest versions of single-aisle jets, such as the Boeing 737-800, have much longer ranges than those of 10 years ago means that budget airlines, which usually opt for a fleet using only one type of aircraft, can now contemplate some long-haul routes as well as the usual shorter ones.

Camarillo, California-based Sabrewing is developing a hybrid-electric VTOL that could carry 2 metric tons of cargo over much longer ranges; it's aiming to pull off the first flight of an unmanned commercial aircraft across the Pacific, flying a smaller demonstrator drone nonstop from Japan to California in 2020.

The launch speeds of the species in this study are likely to be among the fastest among any fungi because their coprophilous ecology has demanded much longer ranges than those necessary for the dispersal of species that need only escape boundary layers.