Sentence examples for rules than at from inspiring English sources

The current American story is one of polarization, with the two major parties sealed into their respective ideological bunkers, and stratification, with an elite that's more isolated from the common life of the country it rules than at any time in recent history.

Tutsi hegemony was unquestionably more burdensome under Belgian rule than at any time prior to European colonization.

Although that falls short of the cherished dreams of dyed-in-the-tartan nationalists, it would give this Celtic land a greater degree of self-rule than at any time since it merged with England and Wales in 1707 — and perhaps increase the hunger for more.

New York, New Jersey and Illinois have imposed stricter quarantine rules than those at the federal level.

The pundits on Fox News are more nervous about calling for new rules than their peers at the Daily Mail.

"Man City's Abu Dhabi owners operate to a different set of rules than Roman Abramovich at Chelsea and they support a manager who brought City their first title for 44 years last season and currently has them top of the Premier League.

In my second post about Dowty's crusade, I showed that if the speakers at Rock Beyond Belief were to be critical of religion, they would no more be in violation of the military's rules than a speaker at Fort Bragg's Billy Graham Rock the Fort event was.

Lloyds, which said it used more conservative accounting rules than HBOS to arrive at the £8.5 billion loss figure, said HBOS had about £7 billion of losses on corporate loans in 2008, mainly linked to the housing and commercial property sector.

The convicted former finance chief of Enron, the failed US energy giant, has sounded a warning about corporate fraud, saying companies now have even more scope to bend the rules than when he was at the firm.

Any party that wants to govern Britain must embrace the reality that "Leave" voters were right in their dissatisfaction with a feckless, over-bureaucratized E.U. system that's better at delivering rules than results.

"Trump played by a different set of rules than anyone else," Bush says at one point.