Sentence examples for was more long from inspiring English sources
The silhouette was more long and lean with an emphasis on horizontal and sometimes vertical seaming.
The presentation of peptides by MEP-mel-transfected dendritic cells was proteasome-dependent and was more long-lasting than the presentation of exogenously delivered native peptides.
Thus the physiological stress response was more long-lived than the behavioural 'flight' response.
Among the oldest mothers (second birth ⩾30 years), the adverse effect was more long-lasting than in the youngest group.
There will be more long reads, an idea that came from Vanity Fair's editor Graydon Carter.
The second set of steps is more long term and involves Europe's accepting two fundamental principles.
In England it's a lot more competitive, there are more long balls and a lot more emphasis on the second ball.
In particular, the draft lays out plans to limit temperature rises till at least 2050 - which is more long term than has ever been agreed before.
Yes, but they are more long term.
Measuring for success is more long term than short term.
"The more ambiguous question," he continues, "is more long term and may be true of Coca-Cola: Is it passé?
