Sentence examples for more strokes than from inspiring English sources

"She's got a few more strokes than me," said Boycott, whose steady and cautious manner on the pitch has been likened to May's leadership style.

This is undeniably true, so the decisive question is this: do patients who consult chiropractors have more strokes than patients who do not?

Two holes of the front nine still to play, and he's already taken two more strokes than he did along them yesterday.

In one study, apixaban, a twice-daily pill, prevented 21 percent more strokes than warfarin over 1.8 years and reduced deaths from any cause by 11 percent, in addition to reducing major bleeding incidents by nearly a third.

Those who got the device actually had so many more strokes than those assigned to control risk factors, like blood pressure, cholesterol and diabetes, that the study was abruptly terminated.

Stroke victims, however, are more likely to be female, and, on average, much older — and the patients older than seventy in the study who were taking Pravachol had more strokes than those who were on a placebo.

The highest income quintile group reported more stroke than the lowest income group (Q5=4.2% and Q1=1.8%) (p<0.05).

In total, just three players are averaging more strokes gained than Woods's 1.651.

People get more strokes for achievement than for being happy, so they willingly take on what is in fact a toxic work schedule.

Our results suggested that patients were much more stroke-averse than bleeding-averse.

Moreover, only 13 players on tour average more strokes gained on approach shots than Woods (.727).727