Sentence examples for more than less from inspiring English sources

"Two factors favor more than less disclosure," he said.

Further, more skilled teachers simply are not regularly paid more than less skilled teachers.

"Grittier spellers practiced more than less gritty spellers," Duckworth assures us.

The economic downturn has affected high-end resorts far more than less costly hotels.

More intelligent people are more likely to be paid more than less intelligent people.

"It's such a weird thing to say, but sometimes it's better to spend more than less," Stacey Snider said.

Mr. Spain said such policies generally cost about 25percentt more than less-comprehensive policies.

Quite so, but what strikes veterans like him as manageable may be more than less-seasoned investors can stomach.

That is mainly because less-educated women are penalized a lot more than less-educated men.

Pretty people earn more money than average-looking people, who earn more than less-than-average-looking people.

(Who knew there even existed 5,042 Finnish twin males?) The results showed that being physically active positively influenced 15-year income, with physically active males making 14percentto17percentcent more than less-active males.