Sentence examples for participating more than from inspiring English sources

Nearly all can have a striking effect on production, and women have a record of participating more than men.

A hunger strike is now in its third month, with 93 prisoners considered to be participating — more than half the inmates.

A hunger strike is now in its third month, with 93 prisoners considered to be participating — more than half the inmates and twice the number before the raid.

But with Mexico's recent quiet efforts to aid the US in enforcement, the country could end up participating more than expected, warned Amy Fisher, policy director for Refugee and Immigration Center for Education and Legal Services.

The results were almost identical, the only difference being that in analyses of those participating only once age was significant but year of investigation was not (because of no intraindividual variation?) and among those participating more than once age was non-significant, while year of investigation was.

Another limitation to the study is that there was no way to ensure that participants did not participate more than once.

The percentage of fully completed satisfaction questionnaire from CG participants was 15% (only 25% participated more than seven sessions in a standard intervention) and from the EG was 85.70% (88% participated more than seven of the ten sessions); these comparative analyses were evaluated with the chi square test.

It should be noted that the analysis is based on 'occasions of participation', i.e., one single teacher may have participated more than once, and each occasion of participation is treated as a separate unit.

First, although there was no financial incentive to participate, more than a hundred thousand people took part in the study, generating more than 2.4 million clicks.

Among his findings: college students who use Twitter for their courses participated more than their peers in both class and extracurricular activities.

"There is a growing consciousness and a growing understanding that we all have to participate, more than any other time," said Nihad Awad, executive director of the council in Washington.