Sentence examples for many more points from inspiring English sources

It is still a long season and there are so many more points to play for.

In every public opinion poll, Bernie beats Trump by many more points than Hillary does.

He was willing to gamble with 3 points early in the game, because he knew there would probably be many more points to come.

That may be, but as the creators of "Sesame Street" have learned all too well, children have many more points of entry into television than they used to.

How many more points will Obama lose in Afghanistan, where there are twice as many troops as there were when he took office?

"That was to let them know, 'You're messing with my livelihood, you're messing with my profession.' "They have established a pact that says, 'Hey, for whatever bad calls we get, we'll put up that many more points,' " Atkinson said.

"From 2000 to 2005, when Corum was positioned in the fashion segment, our collection counted around 2,000 different models, the average price was very low and we were distributed in many more point-of-sales," Mr. Calce said.

Though the human data consists of many more data points, each data point is based on the relatively small number of codons in a human gene.

As part of this study, the method described was developed futher mainly with improved software that allowed many more landmark points to be placed on the 3D surfaces, and the possibility of comparing the same implant at 2 time points (e.g. pre-wear and post-wear).

The format also guarantees many more "big" points and fewer flat periods in matches.

In addition to having many more connecting points, the chip should consume far less power.