Sentence examples for often longer from inspiring English sources

Misattributions languish for decades, often longer.

The pauses Rupert took to digest questions were often longer than the answers themselves.

Securing mega-gifts can easily take three years, and often longer.

The ovipositor, or egg-laying organ, is often longer than the body.

Southern Europe will still be hot for another six weeks, and often longer.

The host's questions were often longer than the man's short, factual replies.

To be a photographer for the magazine was to have your work enjoyed throughout the week and often longer.

A concert or film is a one-time event, while exhibitions run at least a month, often longer.

Their e-mails were often longer and more detailed than standard campaign pitches, and they grew less worried about overstuffing graphics with words.

Sponsored and talked up by the government, it has ensured longer prison sentences, but all too often longer sentences in which less is done, thanks to chronic crowding.

Limousin cattle, often longer, finer boned, and slightly smaller than the Charolais, are also heavily muscled and relatively free from excessive deposits of fat.