Sentence examples for more the Great from inspiring English sources

What's more, the Great Depression hit the United States the hardest, while this depression is more severe in other parts of the world.

What's more, the great linguistic flourishing exemplified by Shakespeare and his contemporaries coincided with Britain's arrival as a significant sea power.

Read more: The Great British sell-off.

The Holocaust didn't make me feel more Jewish, but did make me realise more the great inhumanity of antisemitism.

And it was a role that required all these genres and more – the great comic actor Peter Sellers – that has most resonated with Rush.

Unparalleled educator, proud veteran of WWII, active member of UFT, involved citizen, unwavering Giants fan, steadfast friend, indomitable spirit, uncle to many, teacher to more, the great and only love of the late Pixie Braunstein.

Dwindling production (losses of 15percentt or more): The District of Columbia, Maine, Michigan, New Hampshire, Rhode Island, and Vermont.

What's more, the Great Lakes project was able to build its system using existing computers and standard software.

Read more: The Telegraph.

ONCE more, the Philippines' chaotic politics is causing trouble for the economy.

NATO countries must pay MORE, the United States must pay LESS.