Sentence examples for far more core from inspiring English sources

But Google using a publicity-prone yet impractical non-commercial gizmo to showcase another, far more core piece of its tech (voice-based interfaces) is standard playbook for such a savvy marketing entity.

Some of them were far more hard-core, hard-shell Baptists than others, but the differences among them merely paralleled the divisions in the minds of most of them.

A coil wound on a soft iron core far more effectively chokes the increase of a current than the same coil with an air core.

A draft would make it possible to gather a much larger military force, and far more quickly, around the core professional force already in place.

Mr. McCain has a solid record on the defining principles of the modern conservative movement — traditional values, the free market and national defense — a record that is far more solid on these core beliefs than Mr. Romney's.

In contrast to Tom40, which is highly conserved, Tom20 is far more variable than the core translocases and might have even evolved several times independently (Perry et al. 2006).

Right now, they have 120,000 regular army and 50,000 frontier core, and far more, double or triple that on the east.

We can appreciate how mood swings and hyper highs are an overpowering part of bipolar disorder, but what lies at his core is far more irritating – his true self.

Take the Neighborhood of Make-Believe, which, at its core is far more real than fantastical.

In eukaryotes the core is far more complex, each protease subunit being different; this complication arose by repeated gene duplication during the origin of eukaryotes.

But at his core, Stevens relies far more on analytics and film study than karma.