Sentence examples for more declared from inspiring English sources

"No one gets 'nilled' in international rugby any more," declared a certain contributor to this blog last week.

"If you legalise 11m illegal aliens, you're going to be overwhelmed by who knows how many tens of millions more," declared another.

This observation becomes more declared, when N = K = 8 (Figure 7) is considered.

Roper reports a conversation with his father-in-law in which More declared that he would gladly be thrown into the Thames in a sack if only three things could realized: that there should be peace between Christian princes, that turmoil in the church might be settled "in a perfect uniformity of religion", and that the matter of the king's marriage might come to a good conclusion (Roper 1935: 24 5).

But that hope was dashed in 1968, when Paul VI, writing in his encyclical, Humanae Vitae, once more declared artificial contraception "intrinsically wrong".

Seventeen seconds later, at 22 24 45 AT (01 24 45 UTC), Löw informed ATC Halifax that "Swissair 111 heavy is declaring emergency" repeated the emergency declaration one second later, and over the next 10 seconds stated that they had descended to "between 12,000 and 5,000 feet" and once more declared an emergency.

I've Never Loved You More, declare Trembling Blue Stars.

"I don't want to watch any more," declares terrorised youth Dylan.

The founder's nephew chimed in once more, declaring that the recruitment process had been a sham and that Iger was merely Eisner's clone.

High-level radioactive-waste disposal costs alone, now estimated to be ¥3 trillion, could balloon, while other, as yet unquantified, disposal costs could add tens of trillions of yen more, declares Tetsunari Iida, a director at the Institute for Sustainable Energy Policies.

"Mutual funds used to be a good idea, no more," declares Harris.