Sentence examples for term longer from inspiring English sources

Williams was not expected to receive a term longer than five years, the maximum for the most serious charge.

The United States attorney's office agreed as part of Mr. Allen's plea not to seek a term longer than 57 months.

Hence, for the achievement of full capacity of GFRP-concrete bond in long term, longer bond length than the effective bond length for unexposed condition is required.

A review of the historical proliferation of these strategies indicates that although the strategies have achieved a high-quality standard of infrastructure in some parts of the major cities of the Kingdom in the short term, longer term prospects are less promising since numerous urban problems persist in these cities.

My father-in-law has never taken out a mortgage for a term longer than five years.

In other words, while fast action to mitigate SLCPs could help slow the rate of climate change and improve the chances of staying below the 2 °C target in the near term, longer term climate protection depends on deep and persistent cuts in CO2 emissions being rapidly realised".

Moreover, the difference in literacy skills between employed and unemployed adults is considerably larger when only the long-term (longer than 12 months) unemployed are used in the comparison.

The California team used a fixed effects model to systematically combine the results of 14 case control studies addressing the effect of short-term (6 months or less) and long-term (longer than 6 months) breastfeeding on the risk of childhood ALL and/or AML.

I highly recommend setting short term and longer terms goals.

He suggested looking longer term.

Longer term: health-care reform.