Sentence examples for been far more active from inspiring English sources

Paradoxically, Mr. Taube said, the commission's enforcement division has been far more active under Mr. Pitt than it was under Mr. Levitt.

In the south, Chinese ships have been far more active and have been charged with interfering with vessels from nations ranging from the United States to Vietnam.

In the battle for Florida, the Bush legal team has been far more active, filing lawsuits in Miami and Tallahassee, and taking an appeal to the United States Court of Appeals for the 11th Circuit.

While the administration has not pushed hard for most of organised labour's priorities, its Labour Department has been far more active in international efforts than was that of George Bush.

So far, Brown has been far more active in trying to water down the UK's EU renewable target than in finding ways to meet it, in spite of the enormous renewable resources of wind, wave and tide, which sweep our shores.

But Thomas d'Aquino, president of the Canadian Council of Chief Executives, based in Ottawa, said in an interview that taking into account the size of the two economies, Canadian companies have been far more active acquirers in the United States than American companies have in Canada.

There was pronounced variation among species in male sexual activity (Table 2c) with some species (especially Atlantic mollies) being far more active than others.

There is also a striking difference in activity between the alkyl-substituted triazoles, with triazole 12b being far more active than triazole 12c, despite only a four-carbon difference in alkyl chain length between these two molecules.

He is far more active in church than John McCain is.

His view of the folk tradition was far more active, even aggressive.

To that end, MySpace is far more active offline than its rivals.