Sentence examples for instances much more from inspiring English sources

The early market occupancy, reputational, and learning curve advantages of being a first mover are in many instances much more important.

But, in many instances much more effort has been focused on increasing the number of students who add to diversity and less attention has been directed to ensuring that all students feel welcomed and included on their campuses.

Here, statins substantially lowered the level of ergosterol and (in most instances) much more strongly the levels of all its triterpene precursors (Table  1).

"There were also a few instances of much more serious council-related malpractice," says the report, "such as campaigns around the misuse of public funds, or illegal payments made to local businesses".

Accurate sequence alignment among domain instances are much more computationally expensive than the conventional DDI-based approach.

These instances are much more sparse than the others, are characterized by smaller reduction ratios, and tend to have more degenerate relaxations than the other instances.

Pisa, for instance, has much more to offer than just the Leaning Tower.

He imagined, for instance, "a much more modern, more bohemian character, who dresses more like an artist or a poet".

The whole third act is played for psychodrama rather than the neat realism of the novel (take, for instance, the much more violent nature of Desi's death).

The soils under trees, for instance, are much more acidic and contain much less humus than those under grass, and nitrogen content is considerably greater in the grassland soil.

It's not like the "best" stores of Ferguson – the McDonald's or the Walgreen's, for instance – provide much more than minimum wage jobs, barely helpful for subsistence living.