Sentence examples for is based more than from inspiring English sources

Taken together, this hominin assemblage makes a rather odd assortment that is based more than anything else on a modest increase in the size of the brain compared with that of Australopithecus and its relatives.

Beasley thus says the offense is based more on finesse than power.

I'll admit: The score for this sketch is based more on energy than humor.

We're based more in routine than excitement".

The report may be based more in rumour than fact.

But it is a view that would seem to be based more on hope than experience.

However, like many other diets, it was based more on "theory than evidence", according to Hawkey.

But, he said, "those comments were based more on gut than on actual evidence".

The pieces in the shop are based more on craft than art".

But union influence, he said, "has been based more on action than percentage of membership".

Heavyweights can extend their careers, which are based more on strength than speed and agility.