Sentence examples for procured more from inspiring English sources

Only seven managers have procured more Premier League points this season than Garry Monk.

Already Wren has over 1,000 members in Wadebridge and the surrounding area, and has procured more than 200 installations.

He estimates that during the course of a 38-year career he has procured more 20,000 items for a number of museums.

Later that year Estrada was brought to trial on charges of plunder (large-scale corruption) and accused of having procured more than $80 million through bribes and corrupt dealings.

We proposed that the spleen, which procured more extensively than the liver, could be an ideal source of decellularized scaffold for liver regeneration.

Still, Governor Ricketts has procured more lethal injection drugs to ensure the state can continue executions.

"We've got a fighting chance," he said of procuring more and bigger business for Indianapolis.

In addition, oil firms should respond to higher prices by redoubling their efforts to procure more of the stuff.

The drive to procure more gas would necessarily deepen the United States' ties to countries with poor records on human rights and political freedom.

The House of Representatives recently passed a nonbinding resolution that urges the Energy Department to procure more oil for the reserve, but it appropriates no money for the effort.

"We need to procure more parts overseas, and we also urge our suppliers to make more forays outside Japan," Mr. Niimi said.