Sentence examples for more to its from inspiring English sources

But, unless the constitution is more to its liking, it says it will urge its many supporters to reject it in the referendum.

Architecture will have to relate more to its context than it has done in recent years.

In such a case, a government would owe more to its pension funds than it thinks.

It has more to its identity than ethnicity.

Boeing, based in Chicago, also said it would contribute the equivalent of 83 cents a share more to its pension funds this year than it did in 2011.

It lives up more to its name of the "Quartier Asiatique," an Asian area, rather than simply Chinese.

But while Europe contributes more to its security within its borders, it must also contribute more beyond them.

The problem with nostalgia is that it often means more to its instigator than to the rest of the crowd — especially in fashion.

It goes back more to its original use.

They said they objected more to its imposition than to the terms it forced on them.

The fact of its existence — an original American scripture — mattered more to its early audience than the narrative it contained.