Sentence examples for records are more from inspiring English sources

Identity thieves have realised that medical records are more valuable than credit-card numbers.

As observation sites have been in operation for different lengths of time, some records are more startling than others.

He agrees that those who purchase records are more likely to be introverts who like their own company, adding: "I don't smoke, I don't drink very much.

Global warming means weather records are more likely to be broken and the wettest winter for 250 years in 2013-14 caused huge floods.

But apparently salary records are more important than history's snapshots to Alex. Apparently, Alex's wife put signing for ego dough on his honey-do list.

I point out to him that some of the records are more than twice as old as he is, and they've held up well on this care regimen.

The pop-culture detritus that litters all Long Blondes records was more literal this time.

The truth, as Mr. Partnoy concludes after going through many previously unexamined records, is more complex.

(Birth records were more carefully checked this time around).

For severe MS-moderate AS the near-fault records were more prominent.

McCartney has the most authority here, saying the game is fun but actually making the records was more so.