Sentence examples for more cops than from inspiring English sources

People joked, with evident relief, that there were more cops than there were protesters, and this was not much of an exaggeration.

It seemed to Tuma that was more cops than necessary.

"It's more cops than you've ever seen in your life," a neighbor of the school told The Huffington Post.

The inverted priorities are clear: New York City, with its 5,000 campus police officers, has more cops than counselors (3,000) or social workers (1,500) in the city's schools.

These warnings are to be taken seriously: there are almost more cops than protesters, and no doubt a few more plods with batons stashed in a van or two behind the embassy.

Journalists weren't allowed anywhere near the rally, which took place outside a pub a minute or so away from the station, and there were more cops than EDL supporters there to shrug their shoulders at frustrated hacks brandishing their press cards.

In the end, though, Mr. Maple was always more cop than urban theorist.

"They have more cops out tonight than on Halloween".

Clarke continued, "There were more cops in New York City than soldiers on the ground in Afghanistan.

And, she said, more cops are disciplined than the public realizes.

Now obviously a push to hire more cops, no less than a new push for gun control, would run into political opposition in our age of tight budgets and public-sector layoffs.