The phrase "no longer more" is not grammatically correct and is not commonly used in written English.
It is unclear what meaning the phrase is trying to convey and it does not follow standard English grammar rules. An example of correct usage could be: "I am no longer interested in pursuing a career in accounting, as I have found a more fulfilling job in marketing."
"The moment when I am no longer more than a writer, I will cease to write".
So it was a shock to find out that when the Szechuan Chalet sign went up in September the fare was no longer more of the same.
According to a poll released last month by the Harvard University Institute of Politics, college students are no longer more supportive of President Bush than the population at large, and their support for the war has dropped sharply from 65percentt a year ago to 49percentt last month.
-- JAYNE MERKEL, excerpt from "When Less Was No Longer More" THE STONE The burqa controversy revolves around a central question: "Does this cultural practice performed in the name of religion inherently violate the principle of equality that democracies are obliged to defend?" The only answer to that question offered by liberty of conscience is that we have no right to ask in the first place.
After controlling for restraint use, the right-seated occupants were no longer more likely to be seriously/fatally injured compared to the left-seated (OR: 0.98, 95 % CI: 0.84 1.14), but the middle-seated occupants were still less likely to be seriously/fatally injured (OR: 0.01, 95 % CI: 0.01 0.02) (Table 2).
This is no longer true; more and more we understand them as operating on a continuum, though the links may not always be visible at a glance.
It is time to transition to a world in which wealth no longer means more and more.
But once poverty-adjusted allotments are set, states no longer get more federal money for classifying more special-education children.
It is no longer about more money, bigger houses, higher incomes and more material things for ourselves and the next generation.
But currently he's no longer buying more HMOs, partly because he finds 100 enough, but also because he's more interested in rent-to-rent.
