The phrase 'more apart' is not correct in written English.
You should use the phrase 'further apart' instead. For example, "His shop and mine were further apart than I'd expected."
Ultrasound patients would have to make multiple visits, spaced a month or more apart.
The longhairs were outsiders, but to be ever more apart, you carried Hawkwind.
But remember that Al Qaeda typically spaces its attacks a year or more apart.
He asked about my family, I asked about his, and he remembered details, a year or more apart.
Navigating retirement issues can be more challenging for couples who are 10 years or more apart in age.
At the same time, the tanδ peak is more and more apart from the loss modulus peak and the point where the storage modulus begins to drop.
Companies were bought, typically with borrowed money, and broken into pieces thought to be worth more apart than together.
Perdue Hotel, Turkey Though this camp is only a half-hour drive from the package-holiday hotspot of Oludeniz, it couldn't feel more apart.
Sotheby's, for example, has separated a husband-and-wife pair of portraits by Frans Hals in the hope that they will make more apart than together.
(Though there was probably plenty more, apart from the house. He'd been putting money into a British bank account for years).
It is paid on "chargeable assets", including most personal possessions worth £6,000 or more, apart from cars and property that is not someone's main home.
