long list

noun

1. a list of suitable applicants for a job, post, etc, from which a short list will be selected

verb

1. tr to put (someone) on a long list

Example Sentences

"For example, relevant when it comes to the design of nuclear fusion reactors to understand the functioning of drugs and pharmaceutical development, it would be relevant for developing better car batteries and another long list of such tasks".

From BBC

Better yet — because it’s achievable by Jan. 20 — Biden could put aides to work on a long list of pardons for obscure Americans truly wronged by the justice system and deserving mercy.

From Los Angeles Times

Foster said Cox was expected to enroll in time for spring practice, joining a long list of fellow newcomers that includes Zamorano, offensive tackle Garrison Blank, edge rusher Cole Cogshell, tight ends Noah Flores and Dylan Sims, quarterback Colton Gumino, safety Jadyn Hudson, defensive lineman Tyler Partlow and linebackers Weston Port and Scott Taylor.

From Los Angeles Times

Foster said he thought his team had sufficient depth at running back — Cox will join a long list of teammates at the position that includes Jalen Berger, Cameron Jones, Isaiah Carlson, Anthony Frias II, Deshun Murrell, Troy Leigber, Peter Bario and Leo Kemp — but would seek a quarterback through the transfer portal in addition to a few safeties and reinforcements along the offensive and defensive lines.

From Los Angeles Times

That is another long list of people that Donald Trump has threatened to prosecute for simply doing their jobs as reporters, commentators, and cable news hosts.

From Salon