Sentence examples for multitude more from inspiring English sources

Each page holds a multitude more words than the original devices and you rarely have to press the page buttons – there's just more real estate.

In the baseball sector, the crowd-sourcing approach appears to be winning – BallHype attracts multitudes more visitors than BallBug, a sister site to Techmeme that surfaces baseball news algorithmically.

It also means that online content could find newer audiences among the 30% of people in the UK who don't yet have access to the web, or the multitudes more who live by their RSS feeds but still take pleasure in handling printed paper.

The military is colossally large, with many multitudes more serving in support roles than walking point.

She has no formal training as a journalist but for tens of thousands — maybe multitudes more — she is the oracle for all things Michael.

And a clever person like yourself can find a multitude of more meaningful matters to obsess over.

Visitors can also examine a multitude of more elaborate neo-Rococo pieces, upholstered in red silk damask, which are favored by the current Austrian government for use in ministerial offices and at state banquets.

This trend of Big Data challenges will continue as a multitude of more heterogeneous sources are analyzed.

Such comparisons are present in multitude in more complex indirect comparisons and multiple treatment comparisons (MTC).

Her almost microscopically detailed, collage-style compositions feature multitudes of more or less naked women in pornographic poses.

Cunningham dancers constantly say, like Whitman, "Do I contradict myself?/Very well then I contradict myself/(I am large, I contain multitudes)." More curious yet is how two or more dancers will contradict themselves the same way at the same moment.