Sentence examples for more stated that from inspiring English sources
After the film was released on home media, DVD reviewer and Rolling Stone magazine contributor Douglas Pratt in his book Doug Pratt's DVD: Movies, Television, Music, Art, Adult, and More! stated that "perhaps in the crowded theater the film is hysterical, but in the quieter venue of home video, it just seems sadistic, and as the humor evaporates, the holes in the plot become clearer".
Among patients who expressed a preference, significantly more stated that the touch screen version was easier and generally preferable.
However, after their consultation with study clinicians, more patients seen by the clinicians who had been trained in behaviour change counselling reported that they had been engaged about one of the risky behaviours (91.1% v 55.0%) and more stated that they intended to change behaviour (72.1% v 49.3%).
Then after Coleman asked again, a manager rephrased the policy once more, stating that they will search a passenger's hair if they cannot see her scalp.
Another sizeable number of respondents use digital pathology in their practice (86.2%), with even more stating that gross digital pathology is used at their institution (90.0%).
"It did so much good having Washington and Colorado legalize, having 18 states that have medical, and 14 more states that have decriminalized," Mr. Platshorn said.
There will likely be more such rulings, and more states that find other ways to legalize same-sex weddings, either through referendum or legislation.
"The more states that do what we have done in North Dakota, if we can keep the pressure on, I think we're going to see some movement at the federal level," he said.
But it's just as conceivable, he says, that a Republican plan that modifies the A.C.A. rather than repealing it could result in more states that accept the program and more Americans who receive coverage.
According to the RealClearPolitics poll averages, Trump is also lagging in Wisconsin and Michigan, two more states that are central to the Rust Belt strategy he hopes to employ to reach two hundred and seventy electoral votes.
Massachusetts is likely only the first of 25 or more states that will find fault with Groupon's approach, according to Thomas Henry, a Pittsburgh lawyer specializing in alcohol law.
