Sentence examples for more persons to from inspiring English sources

Many of them shelter three or more persons to a room.

Conspiracy, in common law, an agreement between two or more persons to commit an unlawful act or to accomplish a lawful end by unlawful means.

The statute involved makes it a crime for two or more persons to loiter for the pur pose of unlawfully using or possessing a dangerous drug.

It is no accident that one non-literary meaning of "plot" is, as the OED has it, "a plan or project, secretly contrived by one or more persons, to accomplish some wicked, criminal, or illegal purpose; a conspiracy".

The presence of variant hemoglobin in moderate amounts may constitute a selective advantage in that it provides some protection from the lethal effects of malaria, thereby allowing more persons to reach reproductive age.

Historical shifts in the law of persons (the recognition, for example, of more persons as being of equal status before the law) have created more persons to whom the agglomerative tendency could attach but have not defeated the tendency.

The Senate, on the other hand, has historically been home to more person-to-person thinking.

American officials say they favor more person-to-person contacts with Cuba, despite a lack of progress since President Obama took office toward ending decades of political animosity.

Small, grassroots organizations like Mountain2Mountain are limited by funding, but tend to operate in a more person-to-person, village-to-village approach.

Which left one more person to resolve the mystery — the pitching coach, Yang Sang-moon.

"We can win only if you bring one more person" to the polls.