Sentence examples for more from being from inspiring English sources

H.P. would benefit even more from being carved up.

The focus is on women -- from Josephine Baker to Maria Callas -- whose beauty stemmed more from being interesting than from being conventional.

"We felt like we could get more from being a partner with Google than by not being a partner," said university spokeswoman Jennifer Colvin.

It seems to me that anyone who has lived through 10 years of sexual abuse may benefit more from being listened to than labelled.

Mr. Curtis insists that the voters in the district would benefit far more from being represented by a senator in the Republican majority.

The moratorium, which was approved in a unanimous vote on Friday, prohibits areas of 10 acres or more from being subdivided for development.

It would offer health insurance to the Americans who lack it and prevent millions more from being forced into medical bankruptcy.

Mr. Harbaugh acknowledged that the planned number of space walks remained high, but said NASA had been firm about preventing more from being added to the schedule.

This isn't necessarily paradoxical when viewed through the history of parties of the right in the Sunshine State, which buck the truism that they maintain their unity and cohesion more from being against Labor and the union movement.

Doughs and batters that are spooned into boiling liquid or fat and are cooked quickly profit more from being made with sparkling water than do pastas that are cut, rolled out or refrigerated at length before cooking, food experts say.

If there exists a film that could have benefited less from the ministrations of an heiress and more from being put through the Hollywood production mill than The Master I do not know what it is.