Sentence examples for phases than from inspiring English sources

After Murphy's 30-metre weaving run - hips swinging like Elvis circa 1956 - they go through more phases than a Puccini opera and eventually win a penalty.

He has sold the road map to his people less for the minutiae of its initial phases than for its hoped-for destination: a viable Palestinian state.

SINCE the early 1980s, when Arlene Kagle bought a weekend home with her husband in Stanfordville, N.Y., and began gardening, her flower beds have gone through more phases than the moon.

A pioneering program in Massachusetts to cover hundreds of thousands of uninsured has cost a lot more in its opening phases than originally projected, raising fears about its sustainability.

Rocks that contain more mineral phases than would be predicted by the phase rule often preserve evidence of chemical disequilibrium in the form of reactions that did not go to completion.

Azhar and Shoaib Malik had previously fallen in quick succession, the former to a calamitous comedy run out with more phases than an All Black attack, and the latter first ball to Anderson's reverse-swung in-dipper which no one in their right mind would think of reviewing.

But it's now entering a more critical phase than ever before.

Now, even by its own dire standards, it is entering a worse phase than usual.

But Iraq is entering an even more frenetic political phase than usual.

"The industry has entered a new phase that is much more a maturity phase than a growth phase".

An 'energy-positive' building generates more power during its operational phase than it uses throughout its lifecycle, from construction to demolition.