Sentence examples for there will be longer from inspiring English sources

There will be longer school days and a longer school year.

There will be longer lines at the grocery store, because fewer people will eat out.

— Alec Wilkinson There will be longer pieces written, and better ones, about the death of Prince, but the main point is that there will be many, and each will demonstrate purely and powerfully how deeply he connected with those of us who loved his music, his spirit, his playfulness, his petulance, his bravery, his youth, his wisdom, his weirdness, his virtuosity, and his vision.

There will be longer waits for hospital visits, doctors' appointments and specialist treatment, as more people crowd fewer providers...More IT failures are likely...Be prepared for eligibility, coverage gap, billing, claims, insurer payment and patient information-protection debacles". Michael J. Boskin in The Wall Street Journal.

And there will be longer written exercises rather than straightforward word identification.

There will be longer slideshows - we'll be able to put a lot more pictures than we can in print.

In addition to the immediate acute care needs at this time, in the coming days and weeks there will be longer-term health effects to respond to.

Aristotle's Phillips also says there will be longer-term implications.

And the Glasgow head coach believes there will be longer-term benefits from having had so many of his squad on international duty in England.

The $4 per day household can easily replace their kerosene lamp with one of our $6 portable, rechargeable LED lights whereas the $2 per day household will fret over the decision- even after realizing that there will be longer-term savings over kerosene.

It will be longer when there is more than one target.