Sentence examples for own than from inspiring English sources

"The Chinese buyers are willing to spend more money to own than to lease," she said.

"I would rather leave on my own than be taken away," he told me.

In addition, their political positions are closer to his own than the president's are.

Without exception, they insist they are happier on their own than with someone who isn't suitable.

"No one has more right to call the school their own than anyone else".

"Mr. Cohen has more attorneys of his own than he has clients," he said.

Both of those funds are more costly to own than a typical bond fund.

Cecilia disliked the place intensely, felt lonelier and more on her own than she ever had in Buckingham Street.

Light (relatively, anyway), firm, with good, fresh flavor, it's better on its own than with the rather soupy sauce.

On the contrary, the likes of Xiaobo seem to be more on their own than the 1989 revolutionaries were.

You're probably at no more risk of a robbery on your own than you are with two people".