Sentence examples for more machines than from inspiring English sources

The health-care sector certainly employs more people and more machines than it did.

Prosperous Lusaka pulls in rural migrants but copper-belt towns are less of a draw because mining uses more machines than manpower; 61% of the population remain in the poorer countryside.

The robots provide a glimpse of what future rescue operations might be like, with many more machines than humans sifting through the wreckage at earthquake sites or other disaster sites.

Expect to see far more machines than people online in the future.

The company also says that it can scale across more machines than other projects (but that's obviously a claim we can't exactly verify).

The concept of a robot tax in particular has gained steam, not only to protect workers (the McKinsey Global Institute has estimated automation could quickly and easily eliminate upwards of $2.7 trillion in annual wages in the United States alone), but because of government revenue lost when companies have more machines than they do human labor.

The entire opening trilogy rests on whether Darth Vader really is more machine than man or man than machine.

Nevertheless, some museum visitors might see guards, so often silent and stone-faced, as more machine than human.

Thanks to Mr. Majors's deadpan delivery, it was never quite clear if Austin was more machine than man, or vice versa.

The Fender Bender, more machine than guitar, more monster than musical instrument.

These hulking creatures are more machine than man, have a weak point on their chest, and can kill you with one or two well-aimed blows.