Sentence examples for more to satisfy from inspiring English sources

No one was willing to sell more to satisfy orders for more than 55 million shares.

Some of Mr Bush's people think that, because the inspectors have been out of Iraq so long, it could take a year or more to satisfy the current demands.

"They weren't really made with an idea of what a contemporary audience of children might want to hear, but they were more to satisfy my own sense of curiosity".

If you've got the money, Mazda's got even more to satisfy any gadget cravings: a satellite navigation system ($2,000), Sirius Satellite Radio ($430), a moonroof and Bose stereo package ($1,760), rear spoiler ($400) and remote engine starter ($350).

Unfortunately for David Cameron, a number of government backbenchers suspect that the line has been drawn at four years more to satisfy Nick Clegg and his Lib Dem colleagues than the ECHR judges.

Howe, who was also a former foreign secretary and deputy prime minister under the late Baroness Thatcher, adds that the events of recent days, in which the prime minister has been forced to offer more and more to satisfy his Eurosceptic MPs, were "more like the politics of the French Fourth Republic than the serious practice of government".

It is more and more impossible to satisfy the customer personalized and diversified demands with reducing the total cost.

There were more things to go through, more people to satisfy and it wasn't the best of economic times.

24 Nurses seem to be safe and effective endoscopists, are more thorough than doctors, and more likely to satisfy patients.

High dimensional routing has attracted more attentions to satisfy the increasing demands for more flexible services in the Internet.

Produce stands do charge more than the grocery store, but their merchandise is often better quality and is more likely to satisfy.