Sentence examples for more fines than from inspiring English sources

Despite decriminalisation, it levies more fines than the UK and drug use has not increased.

Field measurements of bed materials indicated that the west branch and the reach downstream of the confluence (of east and west branches) consistently contained more fines than the unaffected east branch.

For his fiery temper, he was ejected more often and received more fines than any other coach in NBA history.

Some, including Detroit's Ted Lindsay, said the suspension did not go far enough and argued Richard, a man who had paid more fines than any other player in league history, should have been banned for life.

Occidental was the first of 17 California campuses to be investigated by the Department of Education's civil-rights office, which in the last five years has launched more inquiries, issued stricter rules and imposed more fines than ever before.

Starfish is more fine than funky.

As Obama put it, deliberately, in "Dreams from My Father," about confronting the legacy of black nationalism in Chicago, "Our sense of wholeness would have to arise from something more fine than the bloodlines we'd inherited".

I've managed to go to a few fine ones over the summer months, but none was more finer than the Feelings boat party featuring Mood II Swing at the latest and greatest Dimensions Festival.

Some may say that the head of an Angus looks a little more finer than other breeds like Charolais or Hereford, mostly because the head appears smaller in comparison with the rest of the body.

These are usually taken to be more fine-grained than ordinary propositions, but less fine-grained than sentences.

"Nothing Gold Can Stay" contains more fine stories than can be done justice here.