Sentence examples for older long from inspiring English sources

Mr. Carroll added that because the twin-tip ski has less edge in contact with the snow it also skis like a shorter ski, something most people should be moving toward anyway since modern, more maneuverable skis have made older long boards obsolete.

Newly issued 30-year bonds yield 40 to 50 basis points less than a slightly older long bond.

However, most of the older long span bridges were designed based on allowable stress design and it is not possible to quantify their reliability.

Two older long ideas that have declined with the market since being posted this summer are in two of the most beaten-up sectors: financials and consumer.

I definitely have a type with guys much older, long hair, and beards.

The researchers also interviewed 50 older long-term users of the drugs.

One way or another, the older long-term unemployed become invisible.

The older long-term unemployed are bewildered by their predicament, and the working public is stymied by the problem.

The production marked a turning point in Gelb's relationship with the board, particularly some of its older, long-standing members, who viewed themselves as guardians of Met tradition.

The panel took place at Rutgers University, which had recently launched a "New Start Career Network" focusing on older, long-term unemployed workers.

Instead, the mice showed no trouble creating new short-term memories, but brain scans showed that they struggled to weaken the connections that had formed older long-term memories.