Sentence examples for shape than that from inspiring English sources

Ten years on, and the relationship between the mainstream media and the non-professional press of the people is taking on a different, but perhaps even more radical shape than that which we imagined a decade ago.

"I'm a little bit annoyed because I'm definitely in better shape than that but it's my first race in a little while so hopefully I can build into the competition and again next week at the British Gas championships as well". Johnstone said Corrie had pushed her "all the way" and added: "I can see her out the corner of my eye.

"I'm a little bit annoyed because I'm definitely in better shape than that but it's my first race in a little while so hopefully I can build into the competition and again next week at the British Gas championships as well".

Osborn calls that estimate a worst-case scenario, and believes the financial status is in somewhat better shape than that.

Russia's economy is now in far worse shape than that of EU members.

"I've got to be in better shape than that," the 2004 Olympic finalist said.

Companies that can develop in-house security talent are going to be in significantly better shape than those that have to compete with other organizations for top talent on the open market.

He said that banks that took steps to become less vulnerable after the financial crisis began in 2008 are now in better shape than banks that didn't.

Financial analysts say that because Howard Brown depends primarily on private donations, which may slow during recessions but rarely dry up altogether, its balance sheets should be in better shape than agencies that rely more heavily on depleted state coffers.

When your opponent plays better than you and is in better shape than you, that can happen.

Immunofluorescence studies during late embryogenesis revealed that in wild-type embryos, ventral epidermal cells that will produce denticles adopt different cell shapes than those that will produce naked cuticle.