Sentence examples for ones to those from inspiring English sources

He also added two new ones to those he had raised in a speech on Wednesday night: the loss of the UK security services and difficulty of combating terrorism alone.

Dominican baseball offers sweet compensations — wrenchingly sweet ones — to those who live and die for it.

So there I found Hesse's penultimate major work, and that began my late-adolescent love affair with his books – although I always preferred the austere, Germanic ones to those that flirted with eastern mysticism.

Big disparities between high subsidies to farmers in the western EU, and much lower ones to those in the east, should also be levelled out.

The IMF should charge higher premiums to those countries it judges more dangerous and lower ones to those it considers relatively safe.

In much the same way, two centuries later, in the nineteenth century, the naturalist Geoffroy Saint-Hilaire defined the history of domestication as that of the development of human power, through which human beings became dominant over the other species and would have added supplementary ones to those appearing at the Creation (Saint-Hilaire 1836).

Another white-knuckle racing doc to sell Formula One to those who didn't get Senna or Rush (ie: Americans).

It costs $150 to add one to those models.

Many vacancy variants are known, from the intrinsic one to those perturbed by N and Si atoms.

In this figure, the dashed line corresponds to the single step assigned to all moment coefficients and the solid one to those derived by applying the proposed methodology.

When you do, don't forget to lift one to those 19th century organizers who made those days possible.