Sentence examples for welcome longer from inspiring English sources
Many parents would clearly welcome longer hours and shorter hols – though by no means all, I'd guess, and certainly not the stay-at-homes.
Many renters would welcome longer contracts where increases are pegged to the rate of wage inflation.
In the later decades of life, longevity goals also deserve scrutiny at the personal level to understand whether people welcome longer lives.
"The cold and unseasonal weather outstayed its welcome longer than other parts of the UK, so demand remained cool for spring and summer ranges, especially in the clothing and footwear category.
Of course, GBE continues to welcome longer and more detailed manuscripts that report more fully on the evolutionary aspects of a new genome sequence; these should be submitted as a standard Research Article.
But he added that some lenders may welcome longer-term tenancies, as they reduced "voids" – periods when a property is empty and unlet.
As we begin 2014, we'd like to put Hollywood on notice that the following is not welcome any longer.
As it turned out, many consumers welcomed a longer Christmas shopping season, seeing the sales prices as a way to help stretch their gift budgets.
In an uncertain economy, retailers want to get customers as soon as possible, and consumers have welcomed a longer shopping season to seek out better deals.
R.O.T.C. was no longer welcome on campus.
