Sentence examples for blend of more from inspiring English sources

These scores are determined using a blend of more than two dozen indicators, including financial credit scores — and for many people, these have dropped.

In tastings this year, Courvoisier has sold 500 of its 2,000 decanters of the cognac, a blend of more than 50 vintages, some nearly 200 years old, including one made for Napoleon during his exile in Elba.

The 2ManyDJs album "As Heard on Radio Soulwax Pt. 2," from 2002, is the only legal full-length release in the genre (laws are different in Belgium), a blend of more than forty songs, including a sublime combination of the Breeders' "Cannonball" and Skee-Lo's 1995 rap "I Wish".

The blends of more than 40% of Moolarben coal resulted in almost 13 times the slag deposition rate on the nearest probes from burner compared to Energyman coal.

These findings provide novel support to the notion that musical and other aesthetic emotions may generate blends of more simple affective states (Hunter et al. 2008 Barrettt et al. 2010).

However, conventional GISAXS does no longer provide material sensitivity when the blend consists of more than two components due to the contrast conditions.

(If you're a mustard snob, do a blend of a more high-brow mustard with a little yellow mustard).

Overall, this should bring a higher return than investing in 30 safe stocks, because the blending in of more risk should squeeze out a little more profitable juice from the market without pushing the investor into wild speculation.

Owners' manuals of most cars call for fuel blends of no more than 10 percent ethanol.

"It's not really possible to make a great Champagne without blending," said Nicolas Chiquet, who, with his brother, runs a family-owned estate called Gaston Chiquet, which blends the produce of more than 30 vineyard plots.

It's a place that gives you a beautiful blend of tradition and more liberal cosmopolitanism".