Sentence examples for would not longer from inspiring English sources

After the walkout, Exel, the contractor, said it would not longer use J-1 students at Palmyra.

As the allegations mounted on Thursday, the crisis-management firm engaged by Ghomeshi announced it would not longer be working with him.

Under his plan, which he said would cost the state £1.7bn a year, people would not longer have to risk losing almost all their life savings to pay for their in old age.

On the notion of a second independence referendum in Scotland, she added: "If Scotland were to become independent... it would not longer be a member of the single market of the EU but also no longer a member of single market of [the] UK".

In such an event, he said it would not longer be fair for MPs from Scottish constituencies to vote on devolved matters relating solely to England, including the setting of English-only tax rates.

If one argues that a Mendelian mutation is chance, what one means is with respect to that particular theory it is chance, but one may well believe that the mutation came about by normal regular causes and that if these were all known, then it would not longer be chance at all but necessity.

Most players said they wanted to remain in New Jersey, mostly so they would not have longer commutes.

Nova on the Mend Ivan Nova said he was confident his stay on the disabled list would not last longer than the requisite 15 days, and that he hoped to begin throwing as soon as Tuesday.

The duration of the reaction depends on the catalyst performance, but would not be longer than 20 days.

But even if older workers would not have longer tenure, or were not displaced from declining labour markets more often, they might be affected strongly by these factors.

Initially we thought it would not take longer than six months.