Sentence examples for more individually than from inspiring English sources

Davis excelled in track for Barberton (Ohio) High School, often scoring more individually than entire opposing teams.

If what we read is "Pride and Prejudice" or "Hamlet," we need to hold it rather more individually than a screen, by its very nature, can permit.

"We spend more, individually, than any other company in any sector in the region on research and development," Mr. Bogsch said.

Americans are also falling in love again with SUVs, monster cars that lost their appeal to motorists when petrol prices were high.JPMorgan Chase should break itself into at least two and maybe four parts, according to a report from Goldman Sachs, because its constituent businesses are worth more individually than as a whole in light of new banking regulations.

This means that children's competency to make important decisions ought to be assessed more individually than is presently the case.

Moreover, we find that young compared to young liver has a distance value closer to one, while old compared to old liver have a value further from one, meaning aged liver transcriptomes are more individually variable than their younger counterpart.

In principle, such approaches may have greater potential effect on the general population than more individually focused interventions, particularly given that some of these studies reported beneficial effects up to three years after the inception of the interventions.

The players emerging are as quick, as smart and perhaps a bit more skilled individually than young Americans.

Personal competence comprises your self-awareness and self-management skills, which focus more on you individually than on your interactions with other people.

He suggests that it is "neither a kid's film nor a cult film", but rules that "the elements that comprise the finished effort are more than individually successful".

While CWA has clearly been useful in healthcare, people work in teams more than individually in this domain.