Sentence examples for busier than before from inspiring English sources

Silk Road is back, and it's busier than before.

Less busy than before, they can use the extra hours to read, meet friends and stroll calmly through their days.

Our brains are busier than ever before.

Inside, the printers are busier than ever before, turning out colourful hoardings to advertise new enterprises.

And the results are that our men and women in uniform are busier than ever before.

But in the rest of Africa, the skies are busier than ever before and the airlines more efficient.

"We know that the NHS is busier than ever before, which is why we've given the NHS a record £700m this winter for more doctors, nurses and beds," a spokesman said.

A Department of Health spokesperson said: "We know the NHS is busier than ever before, which is why we've given the NHS a record £700m this winter for more doctors, nurses and beds to support both physical and mental health care.

"This election cycle is much, much busier than ever before, in terms of fund-raising events," said Evan M. Stavisky, a political consultant based in Queens who has clients in a dozen City Council races.

"Despite A&Es being busier than ever before for this time of year, the NHS has met the performance standard," the Department of Health spokesman added.

That prosecution is among a growing number of cases that have U.S. exporters more nervous and the lawyers who advise them busier than ever before.