Sentence examples for more than establish from inspiring English sources

Most of the supporting evidence, though, does little more than establish correlations between exposure to the arts and certain outcomes.

If he does nothing more than establish the principle of consent that the fate of Ulster depends on the wishes of its own people he has achieved something.

With that catchy chant, Ron Burgundy did more than establish his fondness for the drink of the gods; he also paved the way for a new flavour of ice cream.

But the scene does more than establish that "Nurse Jackie," which was created by Evan Dunsky, Liz Brixius, and Linda Wallem, "understands" nurses; it shows you all the little steps in the dance, the microdynamics of these intense situations involving life, death, and hierarchy (the three certainties of hospitals).

The six-second limit didn't leave time to do much more than establish a scenario and then undercut it: in Rudy Mancuso's popular "Swag," shot at Bach's pool, Mancuso struts and lip-synchs to the Bee Gees'  "Stayin' Alive," all natty narcissism — then runs into a glass door.

When pressed for evidence of this conspiracy, the group's executive director, Melanie Sloan, cited e-mails that did little more than establish that department of education officials have met with one prominent short seller, Steve Eisman, who Michael Lewis profiled in his best-selling book The Big Short.

That was far more than established figures like Joe Lieberman and Dick Gephardt got.

Bedford Avenue's bar scene is now more than established, with North Sixth Street a popular corridor.

My concern at times is nothing more than establishing a series of practical conditions that will enable me to work.

In doing so, he argued, the Administration was doing nothing more than establishing its enforcement priorities, which is a core function of the executive branch.

This is because she is more than established in the rap game, as she reminds you every time a male is allowed on one of her tracks.