Sentence examples for ones more so from inspiring English sources

These practices are fairly standard, though bilateral negotiations vary greatly and multilateral ones more so.

If only.In this section Chronicle of a papacy foretold Trouble and strife Not just the faiths of Abraham Spirituality and contemporary African art ReprintsFor the most part the dominant religions of the region, in particular Islam, were fairly tolerant of the minority ones, more so than Christianity was towards its pagan precursors in western Europe.

Benign cellular pathways are complex, malignant ones more so [9].

"But it turned out to be even better," she said, explaining how friends also took turns talking to her. "I got to connect with everybody one-on-one, more so than if I was there".

For most golfers, winning just one major championship would be a life changer, and perhaps no one more so than for the golfer deemed the best player without one.

But for most golfers, just one major championship would be a life changer, and perhaps no one more so than for the golfer deemed the best player without one.

We all sat quietly, focussed on his image as though we were in church — no one more so than McCain.

No one more so than Sabathia, who set the tone with one of his most determined performances, bearing down in critical moments to get the key outs of the game.

They're back at the Stadio Olimpico where it all started seven years previously and having beaten Roma on their own turf the men in red are naturally elated, no one more so than the captain.

No one more so than Ferguson.

And to no one more so than Steve Jobs.