Sentence examples for more interest than from inspiring English sources

"There's actually more interest than we have ships".

For example, higher density subareas are usually of more interest than lower density areas.

Likewise, adultery, with its salacious implications, generates far more interest than political crimes.

"If you sat near a cat, you might generate more interest than usual," Professor Coats said.

Rather ironically, she said, the government's attempt at censorship "generated more interest" than the data warranted.

France Telecom had shown more interest than Deutsche Telekom in Global One.

"There is more interest than ever before and its profile has never been higher.

— but, in this case, the process holds more interest than the product.

Because this advertising is targeted, it often generates more interest than traditional forms of media.

But the Turks had no more interest than the Arabs in converting people.

The offer attracted rather more interest than expected, allowing Portugal to exchange €6.6bn of debt.