Sentence examples for more spots than from inspiring English sources

"You're starting earlier, you're running a few more spots than you'd normally do".

The area where Democrats are running considerably more spots than Republicans is around energy and the environment.

But there is no denying that the competition from within New York State alone, which often fills more spots than any other state at top colleges, has tightened in recent years.

This year's $6.7 million extravaganza, "Pleasures of the Garden," has more than 60 major exhibits and some 2,500 individual entries, from begonias with more spots than a Dalmatian to clivias the size of shaggy dogs.

Many candidates say they are buying more spots than in previous election cycles, hoping to break through to viewers who often tune out the first few times they come across a commercial.

But the early advertising suggests a heightened ad war this election cycle: Together, the two sides have combined to spend more than $50 million already on general-election commercials, running roughly 30percentt more spots than President Bush and Senator John Kerry had at a comparable point in 2004.

No player has scored more spot-kicks than the Spaniard (4).

I'm sure it's more spot-fixing than other stuff these days, but it's still not right.

This time Hertz tackles ten more logos and if possible, the results are more spot-on than before.

Additionnally, the G54 strain has more genes with spots specific for one strain only (more G spots than R spots) and less genes targeted by spots recognizing two strains (more TR spots than TG spots, Table 1), which according to the previous discussion should improve the quality of G54 results.

But she found far more bright spots than gloom.