Sentence examples for older longer from inspiring English sources

(A few other companies, like American Ballet Theater, still dance this older, longer version, with its prologue, its final ascent of Parnassus, and its three supplementary characters).

(The New York Times style guide continues to stick by hyphenated e-mail, and even advises using the older, longer form of the noun, e-mail message).

The bigger problem for Rubio is that Bush, as the older, longer established player, threatens to lure away much of the support, talent and money in Florida that Rubio could otherwise have taken for granted.

According to the Kass Commission on Bioethics the defining characteristic of our time seems to be that "We are both younger longer and older longer" The former is due to economic pressures, the latter to advances in medicine and technology.

The city's older, longer-established industries include publishing, textiles, furniture, and food processing.

Her memoir – called Wait For Me! because she says she was always running to catch up with her older, longer-legged siblings – is a touching, funny memorial to a vanished age of debutantes, balls and young men with fancy titles making the ultimate sacrifice on the battlefield.

The present findings, then, might indicate that younger children, with their shorter exposure, might manifest less adverse consequences than those seen in older, longer-exposed children.

The short duration and rapid titratability of the short-acting β-adrenergic antagonist esmolol has been found to be advantageous to older, longer-acting drugs in decreasing the adverse affects of excessive tachycardia, increasing coronary artery blood flow during diastole, and decreasing myocardial oxygen consumption.

Shorter note values were also introduced, and the old, longer ones became obsolete.

And the old — well, the old no longer care what society thinks.

But the association said that higher prices for trucks would encourage companies to keep their older ones longer.