Sentence examples for more than increases from inspiring English sources

Annual increases in BMI during childhood have been shown to be attributed to increases in lean mass more than increases in fat mass, but varied according to sex and age (Maynard et al., 2001).

Investments in data should focus on more than increasing supply.

Reducing injuries may require more than increased diligence by workers, however.

THE financial crisis is going to do more than increase unemployment, bankruptcy and homelessness.

The group's organizers intend to do more than increase the number of people casting votes.

Dealing with the deficit will require more than increasing revenue and reforming health care programs.

But many here are skeptical that the Nets deal will do anything more than increase Prokhorov's wealth.

Achieving the United Nations' ambitious Sustainable Development Goals, which include universal water access, eliminating hunger, and reducing inequality, will take more than increased funding, better aid programming and good governance.

Other Educational Issues MR. GREEN -- Even more than increasing teachers' pay, Mr. Green has advocated reducing class size to 20 in kindergarten through third grade.

The starting point should be further enhancement of conventional military forces throughout the region, which means more than increasing weapons inventories.

Mr. Armey said Republicans were basically trying to protect Mr. Bush from signing a bad bill that, in their view, would do little more than increase union membership.