Sentence examples for needed much longer from inspiring English sources

Klitschko told reporters after the fight that he wouldn't have needed much longer to deliver on his promise to end the fight by knockout.

Condoleezza Rice, America's secretary of state, said on Tuesday that current troop numbers may not be needed much longer, as Iraqi soldiers are getting both more numerous and more capable.

The rise in Sri Lankan numbers came as US deputy defence secretary Paul Wolfowitz visited the island state, and said that help from American military engineers would not be needed much longer.

In a departure from previous statements the secretary of state, Condoleezza Rice, said last week that the training of Iraqi soldiers had advanced so far that the current number of US troops in the country probably would not be needed much longer.

Since the first two songs on the album are pretty intense, then I think we needed much longer intro, much more quiet, to balance the album out.

The administration needed much longer than expected to formulate policies and to understand how the political dynamics in the UN climate talks have changed and progressed since Kyoto," says Sascha Müller-Kraenner, the Europe coordinator of The Nature Conservancy, in an interview with Foreign Policy In Focus (FPIF) contributor Paul Hockenos.

Captain Karleusa says he will need much longer to establish who gave the orders for the carnage and who carried it out.

The pressure field also shows similar trend of time-dependent variations, whereas the temperature does not change as much as other variables, implying that it needs much longer time to adjust itself to a new operating condition.

Having convinced the government, in 1932, that he should run an air mail service for it, 28-year-old J. R. D. Tata did not need much longer to demonstrate that he was doing a stand-up job.

"The preliminary results of this small study suggest that a Mediterranean diet could lower the risk of breast cancer returning, but we'd need much longer follow up than three years to confirm the diet's impact," said Prof Arnie Purushotham, Cancer Research UK's senior clinical adviser.

Also, these algorithms need much longer sequence for reliable synchronization.