Sentence examples for much more green from inspiring English sources

Much more green fluorescence is seen at the bottom of the mutant biofilm than of the wild type.

So, you had a much less forgiving populist, much more green leaning voter base making the same decision, right.

These three lads hadn't seen much more green than an inner-city park in their entire lives.

Green campaign groups welcomed the reforms: "The future is electric – and harnessing the UK's massive potential to produce much more green electricity will create jobs, reduce our reliance on overseas oil and help us slash climate-changing emissions," said the Friends of the Earth's climate change campaigner, Tony Bosworth.

It smells, strikingly, like a raw, stripped-down spring bush — the leaves crushed between your fingers, the moist cut stem — with a bit of flower but (and this is impossible, of course) as if you were smelling the scent of the flower as a bud rather than a blossom: this perfume is a green-floral that's much more green than floral, and a schematic one at that.

As shown in Fig. 11, much more green dots of Fe3O4@SiO2-Tat distributed within cytoplasm compared with non-conjugated ones, consistently in FCM results.

This summer, Green the evangelist sounds much more like Green the salesman.

They cared much less about economics and much more about green motives.

The other is twenty-six by twenty-six, on canvas, and much more colorful: green, yellow, red, white, and black.

If you can put all three of these technologies together, we're going to have a much more attractive green electricity mix".

If you can put all three of these technologies together, we're going to have a much more attractive green electricity mix". Potter's technology aims to make EGS more economical because it can make drilling the holes more simple and cheaper.