Sentence examples for much more chilly from inspiring English sources

The legal climate for protection of shareholder rights is getting much more chilly.

It is fair to estimate that Pettitte has started several dozen games that were much more critical than yesterday's chilly April encounter with the Twins.

If you don't feel that life is worth living, that life has meaning, that there are goals worth striving for — that's much more devastating than going through a chilly evening or getting caught in a rainstorm".

Security and intelligence co-operation between America and Israel is as deep as it has ever been.But the second half of Mr Romney's charge resonates much more; that Mr Obama has been a chilly ally, seeming to set little store by personal relations with fellow leaders or displays of affection for friendly countries.

Besides, reptiles that lived in chilly water would burn up much more energy than their modern land-dwelling cousins just to stay warm, adds David Norman of the University of Cambridge, United Kingdom.

But because nature didn't design cotton to keep an animal warm throughout the chilly winter — unlike wool or cashmere — it's much more breathable, making cotton great for spring and summer months or for exercising on a chilly night.

Although the room is chilly and bland, the overall effect seems much more natural and unforced.

The life being lived and recalled is not one of chilly deprivation, which makes the surrounding darkness that much more ominous.

Cook and Pallme's new church, a rather chilly English Gothic building completed in late 1916, was much more traditional than the earlier building.

And while the enthusiasm of British fans cannot be questioned, too much more one-sided traffic and their desire to pay significant sums for American Football on chilly November nights just might.

You can grow chillies from seeds or starts from nurseries, but you'll have much more variety with growing the former.