Sentence examples for more sole from inspiring English sources

In the Irish Sea, they will be allowed to take a quarter more haddock and 8.6% more langoustines, while the Western Channel will yield an additional 7% on haddock and a fifth more sole.

Our study found that women in beneficiary households were making more sole or joint decisions (across five out of nine domains); however, impacts translated into relatively modest increases in the number of decision domains a woman is involved in, on average by 0.34 (or a 6% increase over a baseline mean of 5.3).

In addition to millions of small and medium businesses and millions more sole traders, the UK has a population of consumers that prefer to pay by cards: the average consumer carries only £25 and 70% of all transactions are made with debit and credit cards.

"There should be no more sole-sourcing under this program when competition is an option," Musk said.

While the changes will benefit the self-employed on low incomes, more profitable sole traders could face a net additional NI payment of more than £300.

Or check out Danner Boots' new Stumptown line, which recreates the company's classic hiking boots with a more pliable sole and less bulky look.

Beck is no more the sole representative of today's multifaceted Tea Party than Welch or Skousen was of the nineteen-sixties far right; he recently told the Times, a bit disingenuously, that he was "not involved with the Tea Party".

Energy production is now no more the sole criterion to be considered when installing new megawatt (MW) range of turbines.

Adsorption capacity of as-prepared product with generation 3 of dendrimer is 18 times more than sole chitosan.

"I swear, if I see one more platform sole on the red carpet, I'm going to kill myself".

Another aim of Sebrae is to encourage more Brazilian sole traders and small firms to join the formal economy, and officially register their businesses.