Sentence examples for cards more than from inspiring English sources
And if an opponent has two cards more than his partner, finessing is the better play.
Shoppers used debit cards more than credit cards, with 77% of all card purchases using one.
He added that consumers using SIM cards more than three years old should get new cards from their carriers.
The average British adult has 2.8 credit or debit cards, more than any other country in Europe.
We lived paycheck to paycheck, used credit cards more than we should have, bought lunch at work when we could have made our own.
This limits the scope for future growth, especially in Europe, where users already wield on average 1.8 SIM cards, more than the overall developed-world figure of 1.5.
The report card, more than 10 pages long, was designed during the tenure of former Chancellor Harold O. Levy.
"They are a calling card more than anything else, a way of getting attention, marketing, if you will," he said.
(American Banker, which recently reported on the Home Rebate card, said Citigroup offered a similar card more than a decade ago, but it has been discontinued).
What we said: Nowadays, your vocal style is your calling card more than ever – and Blake's is not only distinctive, it's peerless.
In a flourish of genius he produced values for a perfectly balanced set of Top Trumps, where every character could beat the previous card more than 50% of the time, a Penrose Staircase fashioned from Top Trumps cards.
