Sentence examples for condition more than from inspiring English sources

The UK has the second highest number of adults with the condition – more than 5,200 - second only to the US.

The American Society of Civil Engineers, for example, reports that while federally owned dams are in good condition, more than 3,500 dams maintained by states and local governments are "unsafe" -- and the number is rising.

Today, like Mickelson, Murphy takes injections of Enbrel, though they are intended to relieve his skin condition more than his arthritis, from which he has all but recovered thanks to years of treatment.

Robots will do most of the work, collect all the data, and if we are lucky and smart enough to occasionally take a pilot along, these expeditions will enrich the human condition more than we can imagine.

The masks worn by the performers were of perishable fabrics, wood and leather, but versions made in terra-cotta and marble survive in excellent condition (more than 50 of these are on show here).

Under the optimal condition, more than 95% RBC can be removed from the initial whole blood, while 27.4% WBC can be obtained.

Across the hours, under savage, debilitating conditions, more than 200 city firefighters fought the fire to its capitulation.

According to an official report released this week, almost 60percentt of El Ejido's immigrant population live in slum conditions, more than half without running water.

I do think Flintoff is affected by mood and conditions more than almost any other batsmen in modern history, which has created selection problems.

In January, 6.9 million Americans were working part time "because of slack work or business conditions," more than double the number two years before, according to the Bureau of Labor Statistics.

It struggled in low-light conditions more than some rivals, producing some muddy photos when I expected it to be fine.