Sentence examples for more by a from inspiring English sources

This type of film can thicken to 500 nm or more by a diffusion-controlled process.

Yet for many Internet users, blogging is defined more by a personal and opinionated writing style.

Yet a worker's lifetime earnings are hurt more by a job loss in a weak economy.

One looked to have been made by a tennis shoe, and two more by a sock.

That nonsense was debunked, once more by a Scandinavian, the Swedish women's captain, Caroline Seger.

But private spending has risen far more, by a factor of 400.

You feel enclosed more by a series of layers than by opaque walls.

"I felt my previous film [Dazed And Confused] had been commandeered more by a male voice.

The $40bn project was always driven more by a political rationale than a business case.

He was attracted more by a new challenge than by the idea of actually finishing what he had begun.

If it is fair, high risk-effort tasks are stimulated more by a penalty than a bonus contract.