Sentence examples for more than off from inspiring English sources

Most ticks are on vegetation no more than 1-2' off the ground.

And, let's face it most drivers will be on the road a lot more than off it.

If a person who works both in farm and off farm activities, his/her main activity was defined according to the working time spent on each of them (i.e., if his/her farm working time is more than off farm time, he/she was classified as the farm activity).

"When you say a Muslim's not fit to be president of the United States, you're a whole lot more than off message," he said.

But even more than off-rink mayhem, on-rink violence has cast its shadow over the NHL.

It will take more than off-the-cuff remarks intended to please a dinner audience to change these longstanding policies, Pakistani newspaper editorials said.

The batteries could also pay for themselves in places where peak-hour power costs more than off-peak power, the company says, although very few places have such "time of use" rates today.

As mentioned earlier, under single load, the center crack opened more than off-center crack, however, under double load, the off-center crack opened more.

However, the thought of dealing with a new language and a country with an infamous bureaucracy can be more than off-putting.

TOU, CPP and RTP are the main electricity pricing strategies in DR. In TOU pricing schemes, electricity prices vary during different periods, according to a regular daily pattern [6, 7, 8], and peak periods cost more than off-peak periods.

We don't know who will adopt or condemn it next, but one thing is certain: This new form of decentralized currency is resilient, and you can mine it, trade it, and sell it using nothing more than off-the-shelf PC parts geared toward gamers.