Sentence examples for changes than that from inspiring English sources

"When Tony was prime minister he proposed some wider changes than that and then decided … to take the matter off the agenda".

We need more changes than that.

Economists also agree that the labour supply of families' secondary earners usually women is more responsive to tax changes than that of the main breadwinners, especially if (as in some countries) income tax is applied to the whole family, not to its individual members.That said, the evidence is not clear-cut.

The change trend of flood volumes is similar with that of peak discharge, but with larger percentage changes than that of daily peak flows in all scenarios.

Glycerol titers of the engineered strains did not have greater changes than that of control strain, while their acetic acid titers were higher, perhaps due to the imbalance of cofactors in isobutanol synthesis.

The character of Khan required more costume changes than that of any other guest star in the entire series, with five costumes worn by Montalbán in the episode.

Some may call this a "pivot", but sometimes it's less of a change than that.

Romney changes more than that.

It was less that the situation had changed than that his impression of it had been revised; it had never been quite so bad as he had pictured it on September 29.

The cathodic slopes of polarization curves of steel rebar in TSC solution were considerably changed than that of blank experiment.

Moreover, the actual evapotranspiration in karst catchments is more sensitive to precipitation change and less sensitive to the potential evapotranspiration change than that in the non-karst catchments.