Sentence examples for been much more active from inspiring English sources

"The airlines have been much more active hunting around for customers, Ms. Coutts Clay said.

But Maria Antonia Bornas, the institute's chief of volcano monitoring and eruption prediction, speculated that it could have been much more active.

"The cardinal has not been able to keep to his full schedule, but he has been much more active lately," working five to six hours a day at his office, said Joseph Zwilling, the spokesman for the archdiocese.

Superman and other characters have been much more active in animated direct-to-DVD releases from Warner Premiere, the division overseen by Ms. Nelson since its founding in 2006.

"The regulators have been much more active in looking at the M&A space, and looking at the privacy consequences for M&A activity," he noted.

By staining the tissue for proteins involved in immune reactions, they found that immune cells, called microglia and astroglia, in the brain tissue from autistic people had been much more active than those in the control brains.

In the current study, moderators were much more active in instrument design activities, particularly the thematic coding and frequency analyses.

It has been found that, for all metal-support combinations investigated, Pt is much more active than Pd, while Rh and Ru exhibit intermediate activity.

The N-tagged version is much more active than the C-tagged or untagged versions, and its activity is less dependent on switching to starvation conditions.

Mesothorium I is much more active than radium, but has less commercial value for the same activity, because its life is much shorter (6.7 years).

The season's low activity contrasted that of the previous season, which was much more active.