Sentence examples for more which would from inspiring English sources

They may feel defensive and lie more, which would bode poorly for continued dining.

She might be owed even more, which would be paid out later, once all the paperwork is done.

Very high salaries should be taxed at a rate of 50 percent or more, which would discourage extravagant pay for chief executives.

The study sets a goal of reducing contract employees by at least 15 percent more, which would reduce their numbers to the levels on the payroll in 2003.

It could afford a more realistic price of $5 billion or more – which would still make its acquisition of Chrysler an overall bargain.

She says she has at least two more Olympics in her, maybe more, which would give her every chance of being Britain's most successful female Olympian ever.

"All Labour offers is more spending, more borrowing and more taxes, which would make people on low pay worse off".

The rationale was that quicker and more frequent Web access would mean more searches, which would translate into more revenue from ads.

There clearly was room for more inventory, which would drive more sales.

One publisher added that those in the industry were thinking more creatively, which would see more innovative deals emerge.

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