Sentence examples for not less over from inspiring English sources

Stewart's gift was that he didn't fall into that trap — he grew more attached to reality, not less, over the years.

It may sound counterintuitive, but whatever the outcome of the election — whether President Obama or Mitt Romney wins — the economy and markets are likely to face more uncertainty, not less, over the coming year.

The return gap between the highest- and lowest-cost quintile was 1.78 percentage points a year.Although excessive trading has been shown to dent returns, fund managers have become more active, not less, over time.

The proposal prompted a highly distinguished oversight board headed by former Comptroller General Charles A. Bowsher to resign in protest, complaining that Mr. Pitts's proposal would give the accounting industry more control, not less, over the disciplinary system.

My guess is we'll be seeing more of this, not less, over time.

And after devolution Scottish and Welsh voters will have more, not less, say over local affairs than they had during 18 years of Tory rule.

He added, "It is yet another example of how our union has become more, not less, perfect over time -- more open, more fair, more free".

While General Idris has made gestures to placate Washington, there is plenty of evidence that the opposition is becoming more, not less, radical over time.

Far from age obliterating any other aspect of our lives, those other aspects – social class, income, ethnicity – become more, not less, important over time.

Choice and diversity are the means by which we deliver a fairer society and give people more, not less, power over their lives.

Droughts in California and Australia became the new harbingers of climate change (never mind that a warmer planet is projected to have more, not less, precipitation over all).