Sentence examples for designates more than from inspiring English sources

To the extent "Brooklyn" now designates more than a mere landmass, it means: small-batch production, urban husbandry, period facial hair, a fixed-gear bicycle, "Girls".

It is doubtful, however, whether the term 'concrete order' designates more than the situation of normality that Schmitt had always taken to be the basis of determinate legality.

The commission has since designated more than 1,250 individual landmarks.

In Fengjie County, officials have designated more than 800 disaster-prone areas.

The Mexican government has designated more than four million acres as protected.

Earlier this month, creditor banks named 52 companies as nonviable and designated more than half of them for receivership or liquidation.

They included designating more than 49 million acres of Amazon land for environmental protection over the past five years.

"They want the school to enable that by designating more than one student valedictorian -- or eliminating class rank so no one's at the bottom".

In recent months, Pitchford has published a number of rulings designating more than 200 individuals as "core participants" in the inquiry.

A federal judge has formally reversed the federal Fish and Wildlife Service's plan to designate more than four million acres as critical habitat for the threatened California red-legged frog.

No emails released so far were stamped "CLASSIFIED" or "TOP SECRET", but reviewers previously had designated more than 1,000 messages at lower classification levels for public release.