Sentence examples for with longer more from inspiring English sources

Dealing with longer, more difficult crises gets set aside, with only rhetoric to salve them.

Combining simple sentences with longer, more complex lines can give a passage rhythm and heighten drama.

Those with longer, more detailed memories will also recall a wonderful animated children's movie called "The Point!" and a lot of great songs, including one ("You're Breakin' My Heart") that married a bouncy tune to a profane kiss-off more than a quarter-century before Cee-Lo came up with more or less the same idea.

Worse yet, in the Fifth IPCC Report, Barros et al. (2014) predicts that this water-limited region will experience a warming trend significantly higher than the global mean, which would alter summer and winter precipitation patterns and increase the frequency of extreme climate events with longer, more intense, and more frequent summer heat waves.

Compared with a roughly 4-hour average copulation time among species with longer, more laid-back breeding seasons, Dasyuridae males spend an average of 9 hours in the act before collapsing from exhaustion, the authors report online today in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.

He had to paint with longer, more fluid strokes, but painting that way resulted in some of his best works.

Outside the network, you can send a message only with a longer, more complicated e-mail address.

It's not a deal breaker by any means, but a more solid-feeling remote with a longer, more forgiving range would have been nice.

Once your skills improve and you learn what to look for in a text, you will find yourself much better equipped to deal with more longer, more complex material.

As people with HIV live longer, more are developing anal cancer.

The hair, reddish like the first wig, is longer, "more simple," with short bangs.