Sentence examples for more principle from inspiring English sources

Taking his cues from the great old surviving trees, he practiced the "less is more" principle.

Taking as examples the proposal's discussions of board self-assessments and lead director roles, we encourage less prescription and more principle.

The really sharp operator, experience insists, works by the "less is more" principle, achieving her effects by stealth, subtlety and quiet subterfuge.

There is one more principle that is essential if we want the very best from our schools: we should invest more in what works, and stop investing in what doesn't.

The paint is cheap, relatively easy to use (compared to oil, say), and is at the mercy of a 'less is more' principle as far as piling it on goes.

Moreover, Eastwood rather too obviously positions his subject in moral terms: Hoover objects to extended batterings of anarchists; he doesn't seem to mind an African American stenographer; he is dusted with a little more principle than is given to Richard Nixon.

I want more — more money, more government, more principles, more fight.

I want more more money, more government, more principles, more fight.

There must be more principles that we still don't understand yet.

Cases of data sharing without conflict or irresolvable disputes had more principles in common with a successfully managed natural resource commons than did those characterized by conflict.

In particular, the homophily principle and the 'more becomes more' principles for social interactions are addressed.