Sentence examples for in more for from inspiring English sources

The consortium -- known as TengizChevroil and including Exxon Mobil LukArcoofof Russia; and a Kazakh company, KazMunaiGaz -- suspended a long-planned expansion of the project when the government insisted on an accounting method that would have brought in more for the state but was not, the consortium contended, part of the 1993 contract.

In fact, a recent report by Lightspeed Research, a unit of ad holding company WPP, found that a majority of Super Bowl viewers plan to tune in more for laugh-out-loud than competitive fun this year.

Then she added that he was probably a very up-to-date minister who went in more for the symbolic.

In fact, anecdotal evidence suggests that women go in more for do-it-yourself group activities, while men are more likely to sit back and be served.

The suburbs should chip in more for maintenance and other improvements, as should the federal government, not least because of the additional burden the system must bear as a prime terrorist target.

They average 1.3 dates per week, as opposed to 1.9 for teenagers elsewhere, and they go in more for group dating, which is to pairing-off as root beer is to beer.

Furthermore, the catalyst was studied in more details for kinetics.

It results in more overhead for the handover scanning procedure.

And it will result in more followers for a site.

(I wrote about Keedogo in more detail for MacStories last year).

Throw in more goodies for nuclear and off-shore oil?