Sentence examples for more to present from inspiring English sources

The media could help, by doing more to present teaching as a noble profession, crucial to maintaining our democracy.

"The politicians themselves try more and more to present themselves as human beings, and thus to offer a 'private' image of themselves".

The advisory panel said that it recognized that American policies might well be the root of the problem, but that Washington could do far more to present its side of the issues and rebut widespread misinformation among Muslims overseas.

Ms Patil does not make explicit predictions, though she does suggest India could do much more to present itself in China, sending better-trained diplomats and better-prepared businessmen.

But he also said Labour had to do more to present itself as the "party of work".

We investigated whether households react more to present one-off fixed costs than to recurrent variable costs, for various specifications of car costs.

They are more likely to present with more serious illness.

Younger patients were more likely to present with more advanced cancers as has been noted previously in the literature [ 21].

Patients carrying multiple mutations are more likely to present earlier and with more-severe disease.

Those opportunities are more likely to present themselves in the business world, which has more resources to devote to training.

Women were more likely to present somatoform disorders, and young persons or foreigners were more likely to present depression or anxiety (Table 1).