Sentence examples for Be more par from inspiring English sources

Kinds of things that everyone is wearing four hats for right now, we will be more par tis pa.

"There are more par-3's and more par-4's than anything else.

The average cost of bonds and notes bought under this section may not be more than par value and accrued interest.

With Pressly's impending self-serve launch, the platform will be more on par with OnSwipe, which currently offers both a self-serve dashboard and WordPress plugin for making DIY iPad-friendly versions of sites and social feeds.

Without the minimal-leg room back seats, Lyft's Ford Explorers could be more on par with Uber's Black Car service that features roomy vehicles clad with leather, but only seat four passengers.

For example, in 2007, Spain launched Ingenio 2010 a series of measures aimed to boost the nation's research and development spending from a low of 1.13percentt of gross domestic product to be more on par with the EU average of 1.77percentt.

Maybe I will be more aggressive being level par".

Calc is going to be swinging for the fences, and my goal will be trying to be more aggressive on the par 5's.

Judging by the Android phones, they will be more or less on par with the iPad, will be much more open and quickly come down in price.

I've flown a few other models in the Mavic line and found the handling to be more or less on-par, while a loud alarm sounded every time it came within several feet of an obstacle.

par. 5 "The groups ranged in size from 92 members in the largest group" - please mention that this is from one study with a conservative similarity threshold; the current count for Walker-box ATPases/GTPases seems to be more than 120 members... par.