Sentence examples for made in more from inspiring English sources

Dravid's nickname 'The Wall' was devised because of innings such as the 270 he made in more than 12 hours against Pakistan in 2004, the longest by an Indian batsman in Test history.

But arrests have been made in more recent corruption cases.

The bureau lists showed DNA matches could not be made in more than 30 cases.

In the mid-19th century, opaline was made in more vivid colours, in imitation of Bohemian glass.

History was being made – in more ways than one – with 4,285,323 people registered to vote.

At the moment 97% of retail sales are made in more than 15m tiny mom-and-pop stores, mostly of less than 500 square feet (46 square metres).

And that judgement would be made in more-or-less the same way today as it would have been under Carney's predecessors, King and George - namely on an assessment of whether the economy was growing above capacity, bringing the risk of self-reinforcing rises in wages and other costs determined by domestic demand.

Obama mostly made the same general appeal he was making in more diverse and liberal parts of the country, with a few perfunctory detours along the way.

What PMI choices do firms make in more turbulent environments?

Why not explore his sense of betrayal and her pragmatic decision making in more depth?

Few studies evaluated factors associated with empowerment, which facilitates or make in more difficult its construction.