Sentence examples for someday more from inspiring English sources

But speaking from a purely egalitarian view, it would be nice to see a country like the United States have its Winter Olympic team someday more accurately represent the diversity of its population — if only because more people would care, watch, read and give someone such as Shani Davis the attention and love he and his sport deserve.

for penetration analysis and also, someday, more data were collected (9.30 a.m.–9.30 p.m).

You may say I'm a complex crater But I'm not the only one Someday more will join us On the planet closest to the sun.

As for what exactly that deal will entail — whether JWA will be allowed to add flights or if someday more passengers could pass through its gates — that's been kept under wraps.

But he's holding out hope that somehow, someday, more moderate and cash-strapped fighters like those supported by the West will join the Islamic State to form an inclusive, well-funded front against the Syrian regime.

But it's not hard to imagine that someday the more mystical side of the holiday will be hard to find, or that it will become little more than a quaint tourist attraction.

The signal sent was that, someday, a more formal union would strengthen both.

From this sort of broad understanding may someday come more effective monetary policy.

Am I fooling myself by thinking that I might be able to get pregnant safely and have a healthy baby someday (or more than one)?

With improvements, the engineers say, their cell-cell communication platform might someday allow more complex three-dimensional programming of cellular systems, including the regeneration of tissue or organs.

He commiserated with Ms. Evans until, in June 2002, he wondered aloud to her if they might not, someday, become more than friends.