Sentence examples for more as one from inspiring English sources

The husbands presented the problem more as one of lack of sexual interest on the part of their wives: "...they (wives) don't like sex because a woman with fistula lives with wounds, therefore she will be in pain most of the time and she will not enjoy it" (Husband, FGD- Mpwapwa).

"He scores!" Hernandez and Frazier say, once more as one, from the sideline.

Now UBS stands to make even more as one of the financial advisers overseeing the breakup.

She described Mr. Gore's response to the interview more as one of affirmation than revelation.

The quota was presented less as a gender-equality issue, and more as one driven by economic necessity.

It must be said, however, that they buried them not very deeply, and perhaps more as one would bank a fire than as one would smother it.

Wind energy becomes more and more attractive as one of the clean renewable energy resources.

Funny, though, how the history seems to get more and more interesting as one's own life lengthens.

Since the end of World War II, Europe has gradually become more and more united as one entity.

Carson's own view on illegal abortion was rather more compassionate, as one might expect from a career physician.

True, one's memory gets more fitful as one grows older, but I didn't remember this happening.