Sentence examples for will have longer from inspiring English sources
Suarez will have longer to break the deadlock at Old Trafford on Saturday.
Growers will have longer to adapt and virtually nowhere will be too warm to make wine".
Among those born to the same parents, some will have longer necks than others.
With the Rangers about to miss the playoffs for a seventh straight season, only three franchises will have longer droughts.
The "money" is to come from a technique known as "pension smoothing"; companies will have longer to repair their pension deficits.
But the ball won't roll much in the fairway, so she will have longer shots than she anticipated into the greens.
The iPhone 7, or whatever it ends up being called, will have a faster processor, improved camera and will have longer battery life.
And the Democrats' willingness to take on one of their own powerful vested interest shows that they are competing hard for Mr McCain's reform mantle.The interesting question is whether this electoral ploy will have longer-term consequences.
This wave of violence will have longer-term repercussions.
"If any bank becomes a holding company that doesnt change its operations [in the way] that a capital infusion might, it will have longer-term implications," says Powell.
The news also comes at a time when people are scrutinizing how well the Nook line of devices is performing, questioning what sort of an impact Microsoft's $300 million investment in B&N will have longer-term.
