Sentence examples for much more separately from inspiring English sources

The fund, Starboard Value, wrote in a letter to Smithfield's board that it believed the company was worth much more separately.

DealBook » Activist Investor Calls for Breakup of Smithfield Foods  |  Starboard Value wrote in a letter to the board of Smithfield Foods that it believed the company was worth much more separately, rather than sold whole to Shuanghui International of China for $34 a share.

Most honeymoon packages offered through travel agencies or hotels are all-inclusive and include a number of amenities that you would normally have to pay much more for separately.

The vast majority of our DNA, the 23,000 genes that shape our appearance and much more, is held separately inside the cell nucleus.

That is cheaper than buying the drugs separately, but much more expensive than the dodgy monotherapies uncovered by the researchers.

But if the two genes lie at opposite ends of a chromosome, they are much more likely to be inherited separately (some offspring will have one, some the other).

Burning 43 bodies together, therefore, would require much more wood than burning each separately.

"If one person makes much more than the other, filing separately might allow for deductions that would otherwise be limited," Featherngill says.

When talk (which psychologists favor) and drug therapy (which only psychiatrists can prescribe) were compared separately, drug therapy proved much more effective in ameliorating the symptoms of depression among the nearly 400 teenagers who were included in the trial.

In vivo, rather than distinct signaling pathways operating separately, interactions between pathways appear much more intricate with integration occurring at many different levels (43).

There is so much more we can do together in government, rather than separately in opposition.