Sentence examples for more than very from inspiring English sources

"Robin?" Hukin, at the time, said nothing more than "very good".

That hasn't materialized (and for that matter, even Japan never had more than very gradual deflation).

Poetry readings rarely attract more than very small audiences, and books of poetry almost never become best sellers.

But Indian researchers also refer to scientists of Indian origin in America more than very similar work by scientists with whom they do not share ethnic ties.

Although no alcoholic beverages contain more than very small amounts of these (or any) congeners, some contain appreciably more than others.

The Mamets instead were embarking upon a completely new project together in which neither had any more than very limited experience.

However, the British people are more than just (very, very) dissatisfied with Westminster.

It's much more economical than very expensive solar and very expensive wind".

These researchers also found that really feminine names yielded many more fatalities than very masculine names.

In the past the inability of the state to tax more than a very small proportion of the gross national product, or to borrow more than a very small part of the country's wealth, had made inflation self-limiting.

It is more than being very skilful in boxing.