"more tilting" is correct and usable in written English.
It is often used to describe something that is inclined or slanted at a greater degree than something else. Example: The tower stood at a slight angle, but the leaning tower of Pisa was even more tilting.
So, really, expect a whole lot more tilting at windmills before this digital debate is done.
Other features include an audio aid for the timer countdown and to help you determine how much more tilting you need to do to trigger a shot (if you're using the rear camera and can't see the screen), and a face detection pinger to help you figure out when you've got your visage in the frame.
There would be no more tilting at the playoff windmill for Coach Bruce Boudreau, who earned a measure of vindication by getting out of the second round for the first time in his long career.
"It's a slaughter, and the refugee camps are full, the Jordanians cannot last under the present situation, Lebanon is more and more tilting into chaos," he said.
"It's a slaughter, and the refugee camps are full, the Jordanians cannot last under the present situation, Lebanon is more and more tilting into chaos," he added.
No more tilting at second-round windmills.
At the Holocene maximum the orbit was more elliptic and the axis was more tilted.
With Legos, he said, the play process is more tilted toward a goal: the house or ship or castle that you build and are finished with.
When comparing the rights of investors to the rights of employees, the playing field is, unfortunately, now more tilted than at any other time in my life.
The Courtauld's own version of the subject, made four years after the Met's, has a denser, more tilted composition, one that hints at the fractured planes of Cézanne's revolutionary last period.
Congressional Democrats already are suggesting the potential Obama-Boehner deal is more tilted toward Republican priorities than a bipartisan plan suggested this week by the so-called Gang of Six senators, three Republicans and three Democrats.
