Sentence examples for a middle more from inspiring English sources

A growing number of financial planners are embracing a middle, more measured approach: If diversification across stocks, bonds and other asset classes has proved to be a good thing in most investing environments, why not diversification around investment approaches?

"Ours is more of a middle school model, with more nurturing, a smaller environment, more student focused," he said.

So it's still a middle man, but more of a matchmaker for buyer and seller.

In such times, the plight of the uninsured becomes more of a middle-class issue, more of a symbol of real close-to-home insecurity and thus more politically potent, advocates and experts say.

"It's composites of many communities — a working class, a vibrant middle class, more summer-type residents and a lot of people like me.

A three-innings-a-week middle reliever is more valuable than an architect hired to renovate and run an entire franchise?

The Red Cross opened a shelter in a middle school here, and more than 100 people stayed there on Monday night.

Businesses are becoming vigilant about enforcing queues, and a growing middle class, more well-off and less survivalist, is often less eager to cut.

Experts on aging generally agree that acceptable biomarkers of aging should foretell the remaining life span of a middle-aged person more accurately than chronological age does.

My situation is more urgent: a middle initial is my only escape from total anonymity.

But the job of a middle leader today is far more fulfilling and rewarding.