Sentence examples for much longer time from inspiring English sources

Pension funds prefer much longer time horizons.

That, however will take a much longer time.

Doesn't it take drugs a much longer time to penetrate the viscous material of the spine?

There was a much longer time when Strom Thurmond was famous merely for being old.

No doubt over a much longer time debates about privacy will change as technology evolves.

The patient may also have forgotten a much longer time period, extending back for as many as 20 years.

The events telescoped into a single year in "Stand and Deliver" unfolded over a much longer time.

"Your standing as a leader is judged over a much longer time and we'd be fickle to do anything different".

Then the young are guided to the safety of the pouch, spending a much longer time continuing to develop.

And then they sort of draw conclusions over a much longer time period than I think most pop journalism appreciates.

The Ottomans lasted a much longer time than the British Empire in part because they had a brilliant counterinsurgency strategy.