Sentence examples for would be much longer from inspiring English sources
The university's list, she said, would be much longer and more impressive.
Union supporters realized that the Civil War — originally envisioned as a short, swift conflict — would be much longer and bloodier than imagined.
Other genres that were once central to Western art have dropped off the shelf — epic poetry, commedia dell'arte, verse drama, the masque — and, if this list were expanded to include Asia, it would be much longer.
Even thought the answer here is AEROSOLS, I would imagine that a current list of restricted flight items would be much longer and, if crammed into that slot, would constitute the world's longest rebus.
"We feel pretty lucky coming home now - we thought it would be much longer," said Lena Elguindi as she headed to her apartment at Chambers and West Streets with her husband, Yasser.
Another feature Mr. Colaco described, for trailers of feature films, lets the computer user opt to watch a full trailer, which, at two or more minutes, would be much longer than most commercials Hulu plans to run.
Without them, losses would have been multiple billions worse, and the list of financial institutions signing up for bailouts would be much, much longer.
Without them losses would have been many billions worse, and the list of financial institutions signing up for bailouts would be much, much longer.
In addition, providing all information at once would make the assessment questionnaire prior to receiving the advice very long (a total of maximum 116 questions would have to be completed) and the advice itself would also be much longer (while the length of the advice in its current format was evaluated positively).
Each year, he assured his young son to whom he was close, that it wouldn't be much longer.
Prosecutors told Magistrate Judge Marianne B. Bowler of Federal District Court that they anticipated a four-week trial, but Mr. Bulger's court-appointed lawyer, J. W. Carney Jr., said it would probably be much longer.
