Sentence examples for multiply far from inspiring English sources

Noreen Green, the Jewish Symphony's artistic director and conductor, says the music darkens as the piece progresses — as do Aleichem's stories, where Tevye's humor never relents, but his sorrows multiply far beyond anything seen in "Fiddler".

Many of the biological controls like weather, disease, and consumers that naturally limit plants in their native environments do not exist in the Everglades, causing many to grow larger and multiply far beyond their average numbers in their native habitats.

Noreen Green, the Jewish Symphony's artistic director and conductor, says the music darkens as the piece progresses — as do Aleichem's stories, where Tevye's humor never relents, but his sorrows multiply far beyond anything seen in "Fiddler". "Who else would I ask but Theodore Bikel?" Green said.

Availability of alcohol has multiplied far beyond the local pub – most is sold in off-licences and supermarkets, where it is often deeply discounted as a loss leader to entice customers into the store.

The program, which Mr. Morris wrote in his first months as a graduate student at Cornell, had been designed to hide in the network, but because of a single inaccuracy it multiplied far more quickly than intended, halting computers within minutes.

Meanwhile, each of those base stations is interconnected with every other one, all exchanging information back and forth, so the volume of data is multiplying far higher than the developers of the standards had bargained for -- resulting in bandwidth jammed with surging packets of data.

Many of them risk becoming social fringe dwellers and social media allows disaffection, protest and bravado to multiply quickly, far more quickly than our capacity to respond.

More than 11 years later, sadly the multiplier is far larger.

And the economic multiplier is far larger than that of any transfer payment".

In rough terms, you can find the total square footage that could be built on a lot by multiplying the FAR by the area of the lot.

Hospital revenues are up, health care jobs are multiplying and far more Kentuckians are getting preventive checkups and screenings, according to state officials.