Sentence examples for more than expanding from inspiring English sources

Ranked the No. 1 Most Powerful Arab Woman in the family business category by FORBES Middle East in 2014, Raja Easa Al Gurg has accomplished much more than expanding the Easa Saleh Al Gurg Group's trade and commerce to include 24 companies and 370 international brand partnerships.

Studies suggest that rejecting the expansion will cost states more than expanding Medicaid due to increased spending on uncompensated emergency care that otherwise would have been partially paid for by Medicaid coverage.

Preventing tragedies like Sandy Hook requires more than expanding resources for mental health, he said ― the U.S. needs more laws restricting guns in households that include "at-risk" individuals.

But we need to do much more than expand and improve preschool and child care.

Still, Mr. Ohga wanted to do more than expand Sony's corporate empire.

It would seem logical that post-fracture medical expenses would cost far more than expanded coverage of a $150 bone density test.

Many appear to be little more than expanded PowerPoint presentations, with bullet points and sidebars setting out unrelated examples or unconnected thoughts.

As it turned out, I did go to Vassar, and although it would be five years until I entered my debting era, my time there did more than expand my intellect: it expanded my sense of entitlement so much that, by the end, I had no ability to distinguish myself from the many extremely wealthy people I encountered there.

In this respect, the circulation of El Anatsui's art more than expands our view of art by prying our attention away from the auction houses and celebrity artists who command media coverage yet represent no more than an infintessimal fragment of the art made in the world.

Furthermore, the distribution of repeat patterns is consistent with the current model that long repeats tend to contract more than expand whereas, the reverse dynamics operates in short repeats.

It's much more conservative than expanding Medicare to cover everyone.