Sentence examples for more than point from inspiring English sources

To some, the incident did nothing more than point to a lack of political savvy.

In particular, the cut-off frequencies are distinctly different and area pressures are attenuated more than point pressures.

Tarullo said stress tests, more than point in time capital requirements, can evaluate the ability of banks to absorb losses in major economic downturns, while still remaining viable financial intermediaries.

These two areas coalesced in his later years in his studies of meteorology, but the phenomena were so complex that he could do little more than point the way to future areas of research.

After all, if Ed Miliband really wants to win this election, he's got to prove he can do more than point fingers – he needs to show he can actually solve problems.

I haven't the space here to dwell on more than a few of the characters, or to do more than point to the amazing contrast between good and evil in "the damned human race", as Mark Twain called it.

Internet merchants hoping to build brand loyalty need to give customers much more than point-and-click ordering convenience, said George Shaheen, the chief executive of the online grocer Webvan, based in Foster City, Calif.

Far Cry was praised for being unusually long for the first-person shooter genre, offering challenges that required more than point-and-shoot reflexes and featuring a wide variety of environments to explore.

It was an afternoon that cost more than points.

Marbury's improvement is about more than points.

These days the service is so much more than pointing wet stuff at burning stuff.