Sentence examples for whether to lengthen from inspiring English sources

A consent decree settled a lawsuit filed by the federal government last March after Cicero officials sought to hold a referendum on whether to lengthen the town's residency requirement for candidates.

That massive turnout prompted Florida's GOP Governor, Charlie Crist, to flash his bipartisan bona fides this week and lengthen the weekday early voting by four hours (while letting each county decide whether to lengthen the normal hours this weekend).

When deciding whether to lengthen or shorten the term of your mortgage, balance out your short-term needs with your long-term needs.

Whether you want to lengthen or shorten the term of your mortgage, it's a good idea to investigate why, taking both your short- and long-term needs into consideration: For example, if you're lengthening the term in order to pay $100 less monthly, but you'll pay $100,000 more over the life of the loan, you're literally mortgaging your future in order to bankroll the present.

Decide whether you primarily want your mascara to lengthen, volumize, or separate your lashes.

One effect of this change will likely be to lengthen the nominating season, but whether the rule change ultimately helps a more ideological Republican or a moderate isn't at all clear.

We've spent billions to lengthen life.

They'd diminish the game to lengthen their careers.

But clashing superlawyers tend to lengthen litigation, not shorten it.

He is shortening Benefits Street to lengthen Enterprise Alley.

Instead some ads promised to lengthen hair and cure dandruff.