Sentence examples for received longer from inspiring English sources

Other prominent white-collar criminals sentenced recently have received longer terms than Mr. Sorkin is seeking.

Black youths consequently received longer sentences because credit is given for early guilty pleas.

Workers involved in the protests generally received longer jail terms than students.

Dozens of activists and others have received longer sentences, including life in prison.

The study, published Monday in The Archives of Internal Medicine, was retrospective, and it is possible that those men who received longer treatment were sicker to begin with.

"There certainly is a fear that people were wrongly accused, wrongly convicted or received longer sentences than they should have," he said last week in an interview in Austin.

Moreover, we examined the predictive ability of our prognostic index in Dressman's dataset [25] since patients in their dataset received longer-term follow-up than those in the above two datasets.

But workers typically receive longer, more expensive -- and, critics argue, more unnecessary -- medical care in California than in other states.

Mr. Werezak said the new device, which will sell for $499, was intended to allow people on the move to receive longer e-mail messages.

Poor families frequently complain that their loved ones receive longer sentences because they cannot afford "a real lawyer," and that fury finds expression in the court buildings.

In a process the Pataki administration calls right-sizing, defendants convicted of violent crimes are receiving longer sentences and being denied parole.