Sentence examples for considerably more of from inspiring English sources

"I believe we're going to see considerably more of them in the future".

It exposes considerably more of the Iranian economy to both direct and secondary U.S. sanctions.

Considerably less reflective (and considerably more of a type), the feckless Benjamin seeks a not unsimilar escape.

Despite seeing considerably more of the ball, Victory looked vulnerable on the counter attack and Heart created more goal scoring opportunities in the scoreless draw.

Alex McLeish has considerably more of a claim but Scotland have been there, seen it, done it and not qualified with him before.

The cameras — there are considerably more of them at this stage — are drawn to him, and Ovechkin has unabashedly worn his emotions while well aware of the spotlight.

There was considerably more understanding of the operation of photovoltaic panels in 2012, and the participants were fairly conversant with the operation of such technology.

This was due to the judgement that asking women and midwives to consent to have two observers present in the labour room would present more ethical issues in terms of being considerably more invasive of such a private experience.

There is nothing wrong with that, except that the decision was based in part on an assessment that he was better qualified for the job than the other two practices, both of whom had considerably more experience of designing bridges.

Partly, the phenomenon is owed to the city's culture, which is considerably more forgiving of vice than is the rest of the country.

The set of genes for which TF binding is considerably more predictive of gene expression than HM and DNase data was comparatively small.