Sentence examples for brought much more from inspiring English sources

"He has brought much more professionalism".

For Dodgers fans, it brought much more than that.

The judge recalled that military courts had been brought much more closely into line with civilian courts in recent years.

The reason was not that the cowbirds loved company, but that the phoebe parents brought much more food for three chicks than for one.

It will also mean that the rights will be brought much more fully into the jurisprudence of the courts throughout the United Kingdom and will thus be far more subtly suited and powerfully woven into our law".

Thomas Hazlett, a professor of economics and law at George Mason University, said that Mr. Whitehead "spearheaded a deregulatory movement that brought much more liberal rules and far stronger First Amendment protection to the emerging media".

Ms. Goethals brings much more to this character, however.

"It brings much more unhappiness than anything else.

For rather personal reasons, however, I'm hoping the collection brings much more.

A new baby can bring much more than joy, responsibility and frustration.

Angelina Jolie brings much more than glamour to this week's conference.