Sentence examples for greater sometimes from inspiring English sources

But the audience reach of the pro-Obama ads was far greater, sometimes by 20 percent, audience data showed.

Always he found talent to be intimately linked to joie de vivre, ability to gaiety, and craftsmanship to human flourishing, and he proceeded accordingly, with sometimes greater, sometimes lesser success and skill.

In warmer years, the changes have been even greater, sometimes up to 98ft (30m) per year.

This indicates that relative to the wildtype, PM subjects had between 100 and 1000 times less enzyme activity, the IM subjects had between 10 and 100 times less activity, and UM had greater (sometimes 10 fold higher) enzyme activity.

It is generally the case that early nuclear workers will have accumulated larger radiation doses than later workers, not only because they have worked longer, but also and importantly because doses received in the early years of the industry were greater (sometimes much greater) than those received in recent years.

"They are great sometimes foods".

Sometimes it's great, sometimes it's on the verge.

Big names are great sometimes but not a prerequisite for me".

Mostly, it's great; sometimes her prose is riper than it needs to be.

"Toby was loving, gentle, funny, kind, wise — yet he was producing these works of great (sometimes dark) genius.

Or when I'm feeling like my weight is great, sometimes I may call out for waffles or pancakes.