Sentence examples for more at hand from inspiring English sources

At a time when the facts have never been more at hand, people are still stuck inside their own fictions.

They gave me unrestricted access to their entire local system, and I downloaded it onto my phone to have everything more at hand.

Added to these models, a PGDB for C. reinhardtii has been made available as ChlamyCyc [ 86] making use of Pathway Tools platform and thus making the investigations of the metabolic and regulatory networks of such algae far more at hand.

You will find more at-hand language: "a fresh start" and "a dive bar" and "the tip of the iceberg" and "the whole nine yards".

GEO [ 1] and ArrayExpress [ 2], establishment of standards (e. g. MIAME and MAGE, [ 3]), and more and more hybridizations at hand, attention is now turning to the interpretation of larger datasets spanning many experimental conditions.

Rather, results may have been biased by favoring participation of unemployed adults who had more time at hand or were more drawn by the monetary incentive.

And if you add more present-at-hand structures to some existing present-at-hand structures, what you end up with is not equipmental meaning (totalities of involvements) but merely a larger number of present-at-hand structures.

But there is also something more serious at hand.

There's nearly enough firewood under cover and more right at hand.

"China is more close at hand from Hong Kong," Mr. Mukerjea said, "but this is an unbelievable opportunity.

But if "Believing Is Seeing" is a collection of detective stories, there is even more mystery at hand than Morris lets on.