Sentence examples for proponents more than from inspiring English sources

Its proponents — more than 200 co-signers, mostly Republicans — may hope the stupefying title will lull voters into forgetting what the bill would do.

The measure's foes held a significant cash advantage over proponents: more than $63 million to more than $10 million.

That number equaled about 900,000 this year, though recall proponents submitted more than 1.6 million signatures.

And contrary to Galbraith, economic freedom as interpreted by market proponents is more than just "the freedom to shop".

Judging from what the trope-proponents do more than from what they say, the consensus seems to be that it does not.

Yet as proponents pointed out, more than 200 cities have similar ordinances on the books, including Texas's major urban areas.

Ultimately the campus proponents spent $40,000, more than 20 times their opponents, on polling, direct-mail solicitations, glossy ads, lawn signs and consultants.

But proponents say that more than five million patients have already been treated using DOTS and that the program has worked in poor countries like Tanzania, Vietnam and Peru.

Rastra has a few downsides: it can be about 10percentt more expensive to build with than wood, although proponents say it more than covers the price difference within a decade through savings on energy bills and insect-proofing.

Gay marriage proponents have won more than 20 legal decisions around the country since the US supreme court struck down part of the federal Defense of Marriage Act last year, though most are under appeal.

In a leaked document dated 14 November, Italy, which holds the rotating presidency of the EU, suggested removing the definitions of "net neutrality" and "specialised services"; the latter are seen by net neutrality proponents as little more than a euphemistic term for offering an internet fast lane to paying customers.