Sentence examples for through a longer from inspiring English sources

House Majority Leader Kevin McCarthy (R-Calif). said the shorter extension in funding would allow time to "work out our disagreement in the process" before pushing through a longer bill. .

Those farmers wanting more money would be required to go through a longer procedure.

Although other films have surveyed the topic through a longer lens, Hustwit's is about immediate problems — and some viable solutions.

Climatic factors (e.g., warmer and drier spring and autumn seasons) are also reducing oxygen levels in deep waters through a longer and increasingly steep thermal stratification.

In their final breeding, they enjoy unusual success rearing one last chick, partly because they support the chick through a longer fledging period than younger parents do.

Then the researchers sent in a beam of laser light, split it in half, and forced one half through a longer path than the other.

Scientists who view climate data through a longer-term lens have never really taken the pause argument seriously.

Without the nations' restoring competitiveness and selling more goods abroad, which can come only through a longer-term process of reducing wages and taxes to spur private sector investment, economists are not optimistic about prospects for new growth soon.

CEO Tim O'Toole said: "We believe we are best placed to manage these projects and capture the benefits through a longer-term franchise".

But there are other, direct ways that businesses can save money through a longer-term approach.

Our commitment to see it through means a longer stay and a higher cost than we were led to believe before hostilities.