Others took a longer view.
Charlie took a longer run each time.
When Pauly and others took a longer view, they noticed another worrying trend.
Ms. Byrne took a longer view: "I think Ellen was extremely naïve in the first season.
Critics used it to criticize scores of projects, but President Franklin D. Roosevelt took a longer view.
"That is where we looked first and why it took a longer amount of time to shut down.
In the classical age, when wars lasted for many years, even decades, and technology evolved at a snail's pace, historians like Thucydides and Polybius took a longer view.
Almost all of them took a longer route to increase their step count, walked faster and ate smaller portions and less takeaways to reach their targets.
On this revisit I took a longer detour on the way to beer and pizza, making a tomato and ricotta tart for a warm-weather lunch, an early evening bite or a first course at dinner.
Instead, the mandate committee took a longer view, calling for an amendment to the State Constitution to forbid new "unfunded" mandates — requirements unsupported by state financing — and laying out a process to review existing ones in the coming months.
Kingsley Brooks, chairman of the Natural Law Party, took a longer view, suggesting that party leaders in some states might favor a merger in specific state and municipal elections as a way to improve their chances of winning.
