Sentence examples for much more known from inspiring English sources

So there's much more known about it again than there was 5, 10 years ago.

"Kerry is much more known for overseeing investigations than for producing public policy," said Darrell West, a professor of political science at Brown University.

Today, however, in the post 9/11 world, with so much more known about methods that interrogators may bring to bear, Holden's testimony of 1973 appears to have been a classic description of the torture technique known as waterboarding.

Beilein's sudden star, the freshman Albrecht, wouldn't score again — though the much more known quantity, Trey Burke, stepped back in to play an outstanding second half, helping Michigan to stay close to a surging Louisville team, led by the exceptional guard play of Peyton Siva and a touch performance inside by Chane Behanan.

Treasury & HMRC refusing to say whether evidence re HSBC passed on to ministers in May '10 BUT much more known then than in 2007" Financial Secretary to the Treasury David Gauke ducks a Labour question on what due diligence was done when Lord Green was appointed trade minister.

In fact, the party as a whole is much more known for what they've done to make poor people's lives harder, not easier.

Rather, attackers primarily aim at PCs because they have much more know-how and a large base of already developed malicious code to build upon.

Much more is known; see Hajek 2005 for a survey of known results.

Although little is known about the ecology of the flea (N. paranoma), much more is known about zokors.

Much more is known about the molecular biology and tumour biology of human tumours than is known for analogous mouse tumours.

Much more is known about the 12th-century poet Sanāʾī.