Sentence examples for more means at from inspiring English sources
Composers today have more means at their disposal.
There will be two more issues of Damned, which means at least two more opportunities for writers Brian Azzarello and Lee Bermejo to give the Bat-Schlong the spotlight it deserves.
Of course there are plenty of counterexamples of families where more money means more problems at home (e.g., approximately one-third of all "Law & Order" episodes).
More data means more content, at higher resolutions.
More obesity means more fetuses at risk.
He said that "more competitors means more supply, means more choice at better prices".
The PAALF is saying that's not good enough, and they want more, even if asking for more means getting nothing at all.
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More experience means an NVQ at a local college or an independent training organisation.
That means more fans, at more events, having more fun.
Overhauls of the refugee system have meant more at-risk groups, especially those in the LGBTQ community, have a better shot at becoming citizens.
