Examples of 'longer to make' in a sentence
Meaning of "longer to make"
Indicates that more time is required or needed to complete or produce something, suggesting that the process or task at hand is taking more time than initially expected or anticipated
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longer to make
Usually takes longer to make so many enemies.
I would be willing to stay at it a little bit longer to make it work.
You will take longer to make it perfect.
They are slower to process information and consequently take longer to make decisions.
His task was no longer to make propaganda or even a documentary.
They are leaving it a month longer to make sure.
I work far longer to make my compositions.
I came alone because he had to stay a bit longer to make a statement.
Designed to last longer to make lengthy cure cycles safer.
Smart people tend to worry more and take longer to make friends.
Do not wait any longer to make your reservation.
But, it is quite expensive and longer to make.
Wait a while longer to make any definite wedding plans.
Let us leave it a little longer to make sure.
So do not wait any longer to make your reservation in Paris at our hotel.
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Such a step would give delegations a little longer to make their statements.
So it takes us longer to make games, but we are polishing everyday.
Large companies usually take longer to make decisions.
You stay a little longer to make sure everything 's all right . About a half hour.
Developing countries will have longer to make the changes.
Took you longer to make that cupcake… than it took James Cameron to make Avatar.
Consumers also are taking longer to make a decision.
However, hinged braces have disadvantages: they are more costly and take longer to make.
I stay a little longer to make sure.
However, if you use brown sugar, it will take longer to make.
Will not take me any longer to make you a drink.
When confronted with big decisions, we tend to - appropriately - take a little longer to make a choice.
You have had a lot longer to make sense of this.
Oxford University neuroscientists have shown that fruit flies take longer to make more difficult decisions.
Do not wait any longer to make this important decision.
The POWs decided they could not wait any longer to make their escape.
All of them took longer to make the journey than expected.
A woman would have to work almost 12 years longer to make up this gap.
You have had a lot longer to make sense of this than i have.
More than 4x4 would take longer to make.
The wipes took longer to make than I thought.
The neuroscientists showed that fruit flies take longer to make more difficult decisions.
It takes a little longer to make it that way, but it was a labor of love.
This causes you to take longer to make the dishes.
It may take six months or longer to make a vaccine for a new flu virus.
We would like to listen for a lot longer to make a full judgement.
You stay a little longer to make sure everything 's all right.
I also thought the book could have been longer to make the mystery more exciting.
You've had a lot longer to make sense of this than i have.
They, like the elderly, were taking longer to make up their mind.
Why wait any longer to make that change?
I would think it would take much longer to make the original picture.
So why wait any longer to make a reservation?
I also experienced that it takes longer to make friends with Germans.
Yeah, and they took longer to make than your prison bruschetta.
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