Sentence examples for principle more from inspiring English sources
"Fear Factor" and other extreme reality games follow the same principle more shrewdly.
In principle, more trading and faster trading should be a good thing, making markets more liquid, allowing them to react to new information more quickly, etc.
The U.S. owes Musharraf plenty for his help against the Taliban in the face of hot internal opposition, but we owe the new antiterror principle more.
Every repetition embeds that principle more deeply in our law and thinking and expands it to new purposes.' "Sooner or later, there will always be another urgent need".
Wayne's vocal is roughly sixty bars with no apparent organizing principle, more like an improvised freestyle than an intentionally constructed song, which doesn't weaken it in any way.
The EU and many consumer groups want WTO rules to recognise this "precautionary principle" more explicitly, and without setting any time limit.
The smaller states proposed making the general principles more specific.
I want more — more money, more government, more principles, more fight.
They are resolute and will most likely value political principles more than material benefits.
A year into her term, Ms Rousseff's administration is firmer in its principles, more technocratic, more personally loyal, and far more female than was Lula's.
It is difficult to discern who has abandoned their principles more shamelessly, the federalist Herr Pottering or the Eurosceptic Messrs Howard and Helmer.
