Sentence examples for carried far more from inspiring English sources

Planes carried far more mail than trains, on which leisurely sorting on mail cars took place, and the volume of business mail was ballooning.

With fewer trees to trap rainwater, the Danube's volume probably increased; it carried far more eroded nutrients and silicate-laden soil with it and its salinity decreased, laying the foundations for the modern-day Danube Delta.

Though most visible for the introductions, the job carried far more responsibility since the days in 1789 when Gifford Dalley was named House doorkeeper just before the inauguration of George Washington.

Because the 60-year-old is usually so protective of his players the hard-hitting comments carried far more resonance and attracted plenty of headlines but he does not regret speaking out.

The announcement carried far more emotional undertone than any other so far this year as Williams was the team for which Senna's uncle, Ayrton Senna, was driving when he was killed in a crash at the San Marino Grand Prix in Imola, Italy, in 1994.

The influence exerted by a handful of owners carried far more sway than his being attached to the project".

The Wikipedia page below it should carry far more authority".

Granted, in New York residential buildings, barbells carry far more weight than books.

Ms. Tymoshenko's case is likely to carry far more weight.

And for traditionalists, the assumption of risk carries far more value in the culture".

But they can carry far more data or simultaneous conversations than UHF.