Sentence examples for be more according from inspiring English sources

Actually it will be "at least" £8bn and could be more, according to party sources.

There are 500,000 hosts in France generating $3 billion in revenue — and there should be more according to him.

To make matters worse, this shrinkage of Venezuela's GDP is still ongoing and is expected to be more according to IMF (International Monetary Fund).1 Open image in new window Fig. 1 Brent crude oil price and Venezuela GDP.

What's more, according to the outraged senators, these liberal judges were acting according to a plan.

What's more, according to Bishop and Cushing, once a tipping point is reached, majorities tend to become supermajorities.

What's more, according to Buzzfeed, Facebook is paying news organizations and celebrities to produce live videos for its platform.

What's more, according to ITV, Domench refused to shake hands with Parreira at the end of the game.

What's more, according to Viljoen, requests for help in prison fall on deaf ears: "It's no use asking for help or complaining around here.

What is more, according to the UN, half of those living in cities in 2050 will be based in today's developing regions.

What's more, according to the Organization for Economic Cooperation and Development, the research arm for the most advanced industrialized nations, the United States suffers the highest incidence of low pay among its members.

What's more, according to CICIG Mendizábal had lost a bid for a lucrative government contract to produce national I.D. cards.