Sentence examples for more that what from inspiring English sources

That's literally more that what Americans pay for SAT test prep, in a country with one-twentieth the per-capita income.

"It feels more precious than ever, but I feel more that what holds it together is not steel and stone and brass but the collective will," he said.

But in defense, the U.S. spent about $14,607 per student for higher education, which is nearly two times more that what is spent by countries like Japan, France, and Germany.

"As my career progressed, I realized more and more that what was essential was going to graduate school," he said, and for that he would need the bachelor's degree first.

"Businesses are definitely waking up to the importance of service design, and realising more and more that what really needs the design attention is the service they're offering," says Matt Edgar, a committee member at Service Design Network UK, a business network for service designers.

The final entry in the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy reveals once more that what the chick flick is to men, this trilogy is to women -- or at least to a large secret society of us for whom the series is no more than a geek-fest, a technologically impressive but soulless endurance contest.

I need to read more about that, what our government said, what other people said.

But more than that, what is an art piece that nobody knows about?

Plus, if you do many more than that, what's the point?

So it's just a waste to have more than what that operating system supports.

"That means that it's more than what people think, that's all you can say.