Sentence examples for perform far more from inspiring English sources

Anticrime officers perform far more stops than uniformed patrol officers, who primarily respond to 911 calls.

John Terry also conceded that Chelsea will have to perform far more convincingly if they are to beat Liverpool in the Premier League on Sunday.

It makes a machine for testing soil nitrate levels that is small enough to be kept on the farm, allowing farmers to perform far more tests cost-effectively in a given field, says Nick Koshnick, one of the founders.

Second, it can (though it doesn't always) perform far more "actions per minute" than a human, because it isn't limited by fleshy hands and banks of buttons.

There have been sporting problems – Valencia have performed far more poorly than they should have – but not only sporting problems.

The program opened with an energetic rendition of Glinka's ebullient Overture to "Ruslan and Ludmila," performed far more frequently (outside Russia) than the opera itself.

He performed far more of the new record than you expect from someone with a catalog as deep as his: 8 of its 14 tracks.

This showed that American children were performing far more poorly in reading and math than state education officials wanted the public to know.

His respect for the traditional veneration of saints was further demonstrated by the fact that he performed far more canonizations than had any previous pope.

More often he can be found performing far more amazing feats, like balancing a glass of wine on his head while he plays a ukulele and turns a backward somersault, "whistling all the way," he said.

Defense officials say an upgraded version of the Army's Patriot missile air-defense system has also performed far more accurately than its predecessor, which proved erratic during the gulf war.