Sentence examples for not considerably more from inspiring English sources

In addition, 7075-T6 alumisum is not considerably more expensive than other more readily available materials for rockets as alleged in the N.I.E.

Most women I know in their twenties and thirties have as much sex, if not considerably more, than men of a similar age and with more people.

There is much to like about Djokovic, starting with the fact that he deserved to win yesterday's match equally, if not considerably more, than Federer.

In total Fenerbahce have made approximately £22.9m worth of transfers so far this summer which is not considerably more than the £21m spent over the 2013-14 seandn and that was without European football.

Nokia keeps its numbers regarding faceplate sales secret, but it's not hard, given its market share, to extrapolate a market for colored faceplates worth $500 million a year annually, if not considerably more.

Indeed, it is probable that Frances Trollope did quite as much if not considerably more than Kinglake to foster the English taste for humorous books of travel during the Victorian era.

Those who can't, don't, at least not without considerably more effort.

For instance, programming falls in this class since offering more items does not require considerably more cost.

Of course, it's worth highlighting that this is 2.1, and not the considerably more current 2.2.

The population of Western Europe and the United States were now not only considerably more religiously diverse, but also deeply wary of the sort of bloodshed occasioned by the so-called religious wars.

It comes with Android 2.1 (read: not the considerably more up-to-date 2.2) running on a 3.2″ tempered glass touchscreen — and, as you can see in that shot up there, a big ol' slide out QWERTY keyboard.