Sentence examples for yet longer from inspiring English sources

That means unemployment remaining at 2.5 million people and the long-term unemployed being out of work for yet longer.

Hardiness will carry them through winter and their head start will encourage a much stronger root system, more robust plants and earlier yet longer flowering.

Now, say officials at the Ministry of Home Affairs, the matter will have to wait yet longer while they decide whether one council is needed or three.Most indigenous leaders argue that this shambles has destroyed Papuans' faith in autonomy, and strengthened their desire for independence.

Buirski very briefly interviews Taylor on camera, and includes two still brief, yet longer, voice-over interviews of unstated provenance, but most of the film's discussions of the case come from Buirski's filmed interviews with Taylor's brother Robert Corbitt and his sister Alma Daniels (who died in 2016).

Yet, longer term, the huge question marks over the state of the union itself suggest the "British" part of the BBC is up for grabs.. Plans to force Channel 4, commercially funded but state owned, to move to Birmingham, in a bid to increase representation outside London, could be speeded up.

In contrast, a quite long, fully fluted point made from a yet longer preform was the intended product of the Folsom knapper.

Yet a longer view is no more flattering to the president.

Yet the longer you look, the more the subtle variations in the paintings appear.

Yet the longer Bhullar stayed in the games, the better he got.

Worse yet, the longer we live away from our treasures, the less we think of them.

Yet over longer periods there have been bigger market sell-offs.