Sentence examples for to do longer from inspiring English sources

On Wednesday in his studio in Dalston, he said he initially planned to do longer lengths, but chopped them off.

He goes on to say that soldiers may be forced to do longer tours of duty without rest because of the inability to transfer them out of theatre.

Unemployment is higher than it was before the recession and there is also underemployment caused by some people in work saying they would prefer to do longer hours.

"The way that the track temperature falls in Abu Dhabi obviously has an effect on both wear and degradation, meaning that teams are able to do longer runs even on the softer compound later in the race," said Paul Hembery, the director of Pirelli's racing program.

"We need to do longer term studies before we can think of moving to clinical trials," she says.

But from what I've been told, this is not all that Symphony would like to do longer term.

For brokers, we are incentivized to do longer-term deals.

In addition, one of the things that we expect to do longer-term is to allow IT departments to operate their own cloud storage mechanisms, such that data owned by that enterprise would only be stored on that enterprise's devices and that enterprise's servers.

It would be worthwhile to do longer-term follow up of this group to see if they retained their knowledge or positive attitudes, changed their practice, or both.

"It certainly suggests we ought to do longer-term feeding studies," says Ted Schettler, science director of the Science and Environmental Health Network.

Even Gene Miller, a man with a fondness for illegalities of all kinds, turned rather quickly from covering the cops to doing longer pieces.