Sentence examples for including more of from inspiring English sources

It also has the benefit of including more of a bank's off-balance-sheet holdings — like derivatives — in the capital calculation.

It sort of grew and grew and I've now launched my own website called GrokNation where I am able to write about a wider variety of topics and hopefully reach more people including more of The Big Bang Theory audience.

Al Nour asked the president to name a new consensus cabinet including more of his opponents, to remove an unpopular prosecutor he had appointed and to reconsider his gubernatorial appointments.

While the stage version of Alfie actually preceded the novel back in the so-called "swinging 60s", it was the latter, published in 1966 and including more of the protagonist's innermost thoughts than a film or play can hope to, which resonated for me.

Environmental art, in common with collage and assemblage, has tended toward greater concreteness not by making a more realistic representation, as naturalistic art does, but by including more of reality itself in the work; for example, by using casts taken from the actual human body, real clothes, actual objects and casts of objects, actual lighting effects, and real items of furniture.

The results show that including more of the essential features and showing multiple steps correlated with superior test performance.

Increasingly, standardized tests include more of these open-response questions.

Having read the script, she urged the film-makers to include more of his work.

Kwabs would do well to include more of these up-tempo moments in future sets.

The nude figures seldom include more of the arms than shoulder stumps.

It follows a separate devolution deal for Greater Sheffield, which includes more of a say over transport, skills and planning.