Sentence examples for much more documented from inspiring English sources

Due to the small number of related researches in this matter, our starting point will be the much more documented behavior of creep in metallic materials, which will be used to introduce some concepts.

Despite this evidence and much more documenting the real dangers of exposure, Sen. Vitter pushed for further study in an effort to delay EPA's attempt to regulate formaldehyde, going so far as to hold up an Obama administration appointment to a top job at EPA unless then-Administrator Lisa P. Jackson agreed to have the National Academy of Sciences review EPA's formaldehyde assessment.

His friendship with one of Cameron's predecessors, Tony Blair, is much more well documented.

Mr. Moore knows how to give that to them, and so -- in a much more dignified, documented way -- does Mr. Greenwald.

But it is a bit frustrating — though again perhaps inevitable, given the nature of modern fame — that the fall is much more thoroughly documented than the rise.

"It is a bit frustrating — though again perhaps inevitable, given the nature of modern fame — that the fall is much more thoroughly documented than the rise," Mr. Scott wrote in The Times, adding that we are "left to glean some sense of his musical and literary influences from the songs he wrote, which flow together to create a touching and engaging soundtrack".

Library Journal compared the book to Scientology by author George Malko, but commented that The Road to Total Freedom is "a much more scholarly, documented work".

It is clear to say early on that what fills the eight pages are "only examples" and much more was documented in the reports.

In contrast to fishes and birds, rapid phenotypic change in mammals has been much more infrequently documented [1] [2].

The process 'was much more about documenting the conference than discussing the conference at the meeting' (Nora).

Somehow, since my teenage years, so much more has been documented.