Sentence examples for More than formerly from inspiring English sources

They are all-purpose horses, though they lean toward the riding-horse type more than formerly.

Number 100 on the list was Aegon, the Dutch insurance outfit, with a market cap of $43 billion- $3 billion more than formerly mighty GM.

OO Earth's Soils Could Contribute More To Climate Change Than Formerly Thought research indicates the microbes in the Earth's soils will emit more carbon as global temperatures increase.

In the second place, there has been a general, sustained improvement in the quality of consumer goods over time: the automobile tire goes many more miles than formerly; the airplane flies more safely.

However, the latest findings suggest that the topic is more complex than formerly thought and demand a more holistic perspective.

Such small flakes, when removed from the large scars left by the hammerstone, reduced the coarse and jagged edge to many small serrations, giving a straighter and more uniform cutting edge whose angle was also more acute than formerly and, hence, sharper.

As a result of advances in neuropharmacology, psychologists discover that human personality is much more plastic than formerly believed.

Not only were there many new entries on a variety of subjects, but the shorter unsigned articles were altered or completely rewritten much more often than formerly.

Slow demand, coupled with commodity pricing, has forced the online travel agencies to pay more attention than formerly to special features and customer service.

Like Radio Yonder, this is a seductive collection of contemporary pieces – maybe delivered with more muscle than formerly, but without sacrificing the group's power to hold attention by the most obliquely lyrical means.

This new bi-objective approach for supply chain design has been proposed which, in the case of uncertainty, is more robust than formerly used p-action controllers.