Sentence examples for a fair amount more from inspiring English sources

"My guess," he said, "is the first quarter is going to see a fair amount more turnover".

The Flex makes no pretense of off-road ability, but it will tow 4,500 pounds — a fair amount more than most cars.

"I wasn't going to move unless I found something that didn't feel like a downgrade in terms of space and was worth paying a fair amount more per month".

Western Digital's Scorpios are a good example of this; a comparable Caviaris a little faster but also several decibels louder and consumes a fair amount more power.

The Amudson-Scott Station at the South Pole is much more isolated, totally cut off in the winter with about two dozen men, but with a rec room, a gym, and a fair amount more space.

Just as you come to realize at a certain point that your parents were right a lot of the time and they still know a fair amount more about living than you do, so chill out and show some respect.

Benney, one of the country's leading silversmiths, was taught the art of silversmithing by a celebrated father, Gerald, and has supplied a fair amount of the more recent Windsor family silverware (he holds three royal warrants).

There were no major reveals in the episode, but there was a fair amount of action, more than the usual, and most of it thankfully out of the inner hell the show too often inhabits, on the road and out on the town, focused on Mad Men's core advertising milieu.

Democrats are 18 points more likely than Republicans to say the wealthy have been helped by at least a fair amount, and 20 points more likely to say the middle class has been helped.

Italian peasants probably ate a fair amount of meat too, more than they were to eat in later centuries.

These were players who played a fair amount -- all had more than 1,000 official at-bats -- but managed to knock just one out of the park.