Sentence examples for considerably more at from inspiring English sources

There is considerably more at stake on Saturday.

Campbell is considerably more at ease with technology than his predecessor.

Other less visible lenders and investors have considerably more at stake.

There was considerably more at stake when Mr. Silverstein battled his insurers.

In fact the total would be considerably more at £3,983.

However, the average home in the capital is still worth considerably more, at £567,392 according to Zoopla.

Jon's vibe is considerably more at-home than it was the first time we saw him there, with Davos as his interlocutor now it's like he owns the place.

The coding regions of H. triquetra, whilst more GC-rich than the core regions, are considerably more AT-rich than the coding regions of Amphidinium.

It is inferred from these patterns and from the fact that noncoding DNA is considerably more AT-rich than synonymous sites (Shields et al. 1988; Moriyama and Hartl 1993) that GC-ending codons in Drosophila are favored (i.e., preferred) by natural selection, presumably owing to selection on translational efficiency or accuracy (Ikemura 1982; Akashi 1994; Duret 2002).

Participation will cost considerably more than at the Chelsea Piers, where designers paid $3,500 to $13,500, depending on the size of the space.

That size is precisely its selling point, and why a night here (from $200) costs considerably more than at most of those other riads.