Sentence examples for has more men from inspiring English sources

Jornet simply has more men in the engine room, shoveling coal.

That skew is unusual -- of the other broadcast networks, only Fox has more men watching than women.

She is particularly passionate about women's rights, pointing to the country's patriarchal traditions, lopsided sex ratio (India has more men than women, particularly in the north) and dowry debts.

Although the biggest contingent of the National Guard comes from Alabama, Florida has more men in the front line, and they were among the first to enter Iraq alongside regular troops.

"Not because he has more men at his disposal than, for example, the minister of defense, but because his men — tens of thousands of them — will carry out his orders without thinking twice.

Also set in rural Cheshire, it has more men than Cranford and hence more romance (when the BBC produced it 10 years ago there was no need to graft on extra plots to produce something approaching a Mr Darcy moment).

"I wanted to have more men in the midfield so we could have more ball possession".

"If I had more men behind me, I would just be more militant!" he insisted.

We still have more men at the senior levels of broadcasting.

David Momrow of the American Cancer Society of New York and New Jersey said that having more men undergo early screening would undoubtedly save lives.

Then, when the cross comes in, a team playing 4-4-2 is more likely to have more men in the box.