long list

British  

noun

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

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verb

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

Example Sentences

Giving a bot a long list of instructions will be easier than keeping track of whether it followed through correctly.

From The Wall Street Journal

He has been instrumental in guiding Google’s AI ambitions, having helped develop the neural-network technology that underpins today’s large language models and a long list of other advances.

From The Wall Street Journal

It is also because people think of their budgets in terms of “buckets” rather than as one long list, according to Yale Center for Customer Insights director Ravi Dhar.

From The Wall Street Journal

Alvin Hellerstein, the US judge overseeing the case against deposed Venezuelan president Nicolas Maduro, is a no-nonsense 92-year-old with a long list of high-profile cases on his CV.

From Barron's

When Gabby Rudge-Cox caught Covid more than five years ago she never imagined it would leave her with a long list of debilitating symptoms which turned daily life into a daily struggle.

From BBC