Sentence examples for far more articles from inspiring English sources

Now, for instance, Mr. Bates said, the site carries far more articles about civil liberties than it did two years ago.

Today, researchers publish far more articles than they have in the past, and also submit their research to a larger number of conferences, reports, seminars, and other outlets.

Major newspapers published far more articles about the deficit than about unemployment starting in late 2010, according to a 2011 analysis by National Journal.

First, by even the most conservative estimates, at least 20 times as many Iraqis have died as Coalition members, but in virtually all American papers there are far more articles describing coalition death events and tallies.

There appear to be some regional differences, however, as African jurisdictions accounted for far more articles describing infectious diseases research (n = 275, 71%), while a large portion of the articles relating to Asian jurisdictions featured research on chronic diseases (n = 218, 42%).

However, with far more newspaper articles backing Leave than Remain, and media owners happier with a government they can deal with directly, it is likely to be broadcasters that suffer most from any changes.

The average American graduate finishes college with $26,600 of debt; some with far more (see article).

His subjects, he argued, warranted far more than an article.

Even with regulation, KEMI researchers point out that while each article of clothing may have less than 0.1% of a very toxic chemical, consumers come into contact with far more than one article of clothing per day.

However, Tucker did not mention the concept at all in his far more influential 2006 article (Tucker and Zilinskas, 2006).

"In the last three years, privacy law has been very much Eady's Law: there's been far more attention paid to Article 8 than Article 10," says Tom Crone, in-house lawyer at News Group Newspapers, publisher of The Sun and News of the World.