Sentence examples for now more to from inspiring English sources

Ministers seem now more to shout above Britain's weight.

In your thinking, are the chimps still at the center of your mission, or are your loyalties now more to the people your programs are serving?

Newley's flair for staging was undeniable (like Cranko he believed in absolute simplicity in settings, to help the action dominate), but his public bleeding heart and musings on his psyche were now more to the American taste.

"The level of security is quite appropriate and it's very good and I hope the attention of the media and the world turns now more to what the athletes are going to do instead of the threats that are being made," she told CNN's State of the Union on Sunday.

That's all for now, more to come in the coming weeks, I'm sure.

There's now more to that drive to Oregon than the obligatory stop at the Olive Pit.

Rags to riches is now more likely to be rags to rags.

Certain crimes, such as domestic violence, are now more likely to lead to prison terms.

Thanks to technology, airfare pricing is now more transparent to the consumer, and easier to police.

"He talks to Siri now more than to me," she said wryly.

The therapeutic interaction between patient and GP is now more likely to be subject to negotiation between them [ 34, 41].