Sentence examples for do even greater from inspiring English sources

This isolationism will do even greater harm to the very people to whom they made this appeal.

With more resources, it could do even greater things for the city and for contemporary art in New Jersey.

Craig was fired from Celera Genomics in 2002 and used that as an excuse to go on and do even greater things.

"Very truly I tell you," Christ had said to his disciples, "whoever believes in me will do the works I have been doing, and they will do even greater things than these". His earliest followers had taken this promise literally.

As one Oxford graduate put it: 'I look around at my friends and think these are incredibly talented women, incredibly smart, and I'm really excited to be part of a generation that I think is going to go forward and do even greater things.

Perhaps you were never meant to get a Ph.D., but were meant to go on and do even greater things in the art world?

But that result did even greater damage to the presidential hopes of Mrs Gomes's campaign adviser and former husband, Ciro Gomes, who ran against Mr Cardoso in 1998.On the opposition side, the PT has increased its pre-eminence.

(Local fishermen say that the scallop dredgers in just one of these sites have recently caused £100,000 of damage to their gear. They are likely to have done even greater damage to the fisheries on which local boats rely).

But some of us might think that this is a woman who has done even greater things in reminding us – and the bloggers, and the tweeters, and the TV critics – that there's something more important than a woman's appearance.

Cleveland shot 46.6% from the field but did even greater damage at the line, hitting 25 of 32 attempts (78.1%).

Believing in Him, and emulating his work for others than our individual selves, makes us eligible to fulfill His promise of doing even greater works than His own.