Sentence examples for sometimes more of from inspiring English sources

Sometimes more of the building gets heated than is actually used.

Sometimes more of a part grows back than has been removed by amputation.

One or sometimes more of the follicles are selected for further growth and maturation.

It is "sometimes more of a... a roar, and sometimes just a titter.

For Tory, Erin, Sarah and Chloe, popularity is sometimes more of a burden than a blessing.

In past November internationals, we've had four or five, sometimes more, of our starting XV missing injured, but that's not the case this time around.

Sites like CardPool.com offer up to 25% (sometimes more) off of the face value.

Surprisingly, in the chaetognath EST database, at least half of the RPs appeared to have two, or sometimes more, types of mRNA (isoforms in Figure 1).

The primary driver for those interested in cardiology and critical care was willingness to extend training, which is consistent with our anecdotal experience of these residents often doing seven, eight or sometimes more years of residency before ending training.

With Mr. Lane and Mr. Broderick it always played at 100percentt, sometimes more because of standing room.

I never mention that my health is better, and that I usually get eight, nine or sometimes more hours of sleep on my days off.