Sentence examples for more means from inspiring English sources

More means more better.

No more means testing, they say.

When more means bigger, it lends weight to art, too.

Composers today have more means at their disposal.

Experimenting more means failing more, usually in public.

A score of 4 or more means you've paid way too much attention.

Yet despite having arguably more means to tell the story, journalists find themselves stymied.

Blowing a.50 or more means sitting in jail for the duration of the match.

A reading of 50 or more means that the manufacturing sector is growing.

The arguments offered for more means testing are invariably warm, positive and helpful ones.

CP: Kingsley Amis argued that more means worse - a silly thing to say.