Sentence examples for means going more from inspiring English sources

The D-R gap on "take care of people who can't take care of themselves" and "help more people even if it means going more in debt" went up by more than 10 points between the responses in 2007 as opposed to those in 2012.

Sometimes this means going through more hoops than otherwise, due to their location.

I have a rare opportunity, and it seemed funny not to follow it all the way". That means going after more forms of data.

I go out all the time in New York when I'm there, but living in LA means going out is more of a chore.

Salty food will make you thirsty and being thirsty means having to drink more water, which means going to the bathroom more often.

For a kid it means going to sleepovers with more medicine than you care to carry.

Everyone was free to go at their own speed whether that meant going slow with more challenging poses or pushing the limits on familiar ones.

So a search for the bill meant going through it all, more or less.

That can mean going through two or more levels of review, which can take months.

That meant going to one of the more ardent rightwing counties in Ohio, one which he calls "the Brexit states" which also include Michigan, Wisconsin and Pennsylvania.

In the sniper unit, he said, those comments were taken to mean, "Go out there and kill more people".