Sentence examples for far more into from inspiring English sources

Whether you are 29 or 59, put far more into your retirement accounts, they say.

"The bottom line is that we put far more into Europe than we get out.

Yes, Canada tends to get far more into the Winter Olympics.

"Bill Clinton was far more into the tactics of politics," David Axelrod, Obama's chief campaign adviser, says.

Several members went on to form Islands, a band that veers far more into futuristic directions yet remains pleasingly accessible.

Over the years, I have met hundreds of great teachers who have put far more into their work than they have been compensated for.

Mr Morsi put far more effort into trying to consolidate his own control than into dealing with Egypt's dire economic and social problems.

Tellingly, the Obama campaign has put far more energy into attacking Mrs. Clinton's health care proposals than it has into promoting the idea of universal coverage.

And we need far more research into this issue.

Savoury chicken blends far more harmoniously into the background.

That would help far more people into work".