Sentence examples for of substantially more from inspiring English sources

Doubtless many of you reading this article will be all too familiar with having scores of "people you may know" forced upon you like a rogues gallery of marketing types upon logging in to accept a new connection, but of substantially more interest to recruiters is its new function: "people you may want to hire".

With the promise of substantially more troops five more American brigades in Baghdad to add to the four currently there, and the promise of 18 (smaller) Iraqi army and police brigades General Keane says American forces will not only clear neighbourhoods of insurgents, but also stay behind and make sure that economic development follows immediately.

If correct, the higher hydrocarbons in source rocks are gas reservoirs, raising the possibility of substantially more gas in shales than analytically apparent, and far more gas in shale deposits than currently recognized.

The capacity of solid hydrocarbons to ingest gas reported here raises the possibility of substantially more gas in shales than analytically apparent, and far more gas in shale deposits than currently recognized.

In this work, we discovered instead that long segmental crush injuries facilitate the growth and maturation of substantially more axon sprouts than do classical short crush injuries (20 mm length vs. 2 mm).

The other would allow companies to write off 100percentt of their new investments in plant and equipment between now and the end of 2011 at a cost next year of substantially more than $100 billion (but a ten-year cost of about $30 billion since those write-offs wouldn't be taken over the longer-term).

In the E.U., green taxes already make up 2.6percentt of GDP — substantially more than the annual size of the stimulus packages to date.

DSM-5 defines binge eating disorder as recurring episodes of eating substantially more food in a short period of time than most people would consume under similar circumstances, a pattern that provokes feelings of a lack of control and occurs regardless of whether the person is hungry.

Since 1979, the percentage of U.S. adults who can be classified as obese the condition of weighing substantially more than the medical optimum has risen from 15.1% to 32.2%.

The study measures the prevalence of bullying among youth in the United States and finds that nearly 30 per cent of children – substantially more boys than girls – report engaging in or being victimized by bullying.

It is us, the older generations, who are responsible for the deficits in our social care – and that of many substantially more disadvantaged citizens.