Sentence examples for far more examples from inspiring English sources

Far more examples like these are needed to improve education globally.

Still, there have been far more examples of failed reorganization attempts than success stories in the advertising world.

But he will probably find far more examples of the kind of baseball nobody in Houston wants to see much longer.

For example, in a study published last year in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences a group of researchers looked at crustaceans (crabs, shrimps, woodlice and so on) over the past 550m years and found far more examples of groups of species evolving towards complexity than in the other direction.

In any time period, one can find examples of inflation and deflation; now I believe there are far more examples of deflation than inflation, especially for the individual.

Some of Super League's best were uncharacteristically out of sorts in a display that contained a few flashes of brilliance but far more examples of ineptitude, particularly in defence.

But such theories fail to explain why New Yorkers choose to mythologize a mundane cookie over far more toothsome examples of contrast and clarity.

Or is there a case for leaving the "fun stuff" to one side for now – giving hedonism a temporary exemption from the carbon audit – and focusing on the more mundane (and far more common) examples of everyday wastefulness first?

"Unless there are far more egregious examples out there — which I strain to imagine, since the practice and intent of Romenesko's blog is self-evident — this is a nothingburger," said James Poniewozik, the television critic for Time magazine, in a comment on Poynter's site.

They also cited far more serious examples of unpermitted construction, including the addition of two levels of irregularly shaped concrete decks, an entire story below basement level and three large retaining walls.

There are, of course, far more positive examples of parents' influence on gender relations (Warrington 2012) The importance of gender and poverty as structural factors for poor SRH have already been well established (Parkhurst 2012; Pronyk et al. 2008).