Sentence examples for leave more than from inspiring English sources

Shootings almost always leave more than one person wounded.

That would still leave more than 130,000 troops.

Surely this state of affairs must leave more than a few wine lovers frustrated.

He also tends to leave more than his share of long rebounds.

This will leave more than four million inhabitants without access to safe water.

The transfer will still leave more than 220 detainees in Guantánamo.

"Finally, this proposal would leave more than half the country's pubs unaffected.

(Actually, his tax plan would leave more than ninety per cent of households paying less money to the government).

According to the Government's own figures, this will leave more than two million graduates paying £306 more each year.

Mothers who give birth receive 16 weeks paid leave, more than double what they previously got in most cases.

We cannot afford to leave more than a fifth of our children behind.