Sentence examples for submissions more from inspiring English sources
The phrase "submissions more" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a comparison or quantity related to submissions, but it lacks context and clarity. Example: "We are looking for submissions more than the previous year."
Then, 300 written and oral submissions, more than ever received for an air regulation issue, had to be analyzed.
It is gleaned from submissions (more than 2,200 so far) from visitors who send in photos of their favorite color by e-mail or camera phone.
A public comment period followed, during which the F.D.A. received over 700,000 submissions, more than "at any other time in its history on any other subject".
The organizers, speaking in the local Cantonese dialect, held several big media events detailing the growth of the festival this year: Submissions more than doubled, from 365 to 804.
During October 2008, in the wake of the collapse of Lehman Brothers, when liquidity conditions had tightened acutely, Barclays raised its US Dollar LIBOR submissions more significantly than other panel members.
Furthermore, in 2010 there has been a 57% increase in the number of submissions (more than 70% of which come from overseas), and a 30% reduction in the time required for peer reviewing.
As is the case in his earlier novels, particularly the Prix Goncourt-winning The Map and the Territory (in which a fictional author named Michel Houellebecq is murdered), the target of Submission, more than anyone else, appears to be Houellebecq himself.
Our TechCrunch editors — who have years of experience spotting high-potential startups — will evaluate every eligible submission (more on that topic a bit later).
CNN Exchange will of course be about submission more than upload or sharing; I'll be curious to see what percentage of submitted videos appear on the site.
The Smithsonian's request for FY 2013, contained in the president's budget submission more than a year ago, included $15 million to renovate a lab at the Smithsonian Environmental Research Center, $7 million for a STRI lab, and $4 million to expand collection storage space.
Submissions from top diggers are more likely to get to the front page of Digg for 2 reasons: the algorithm weighs a top digger's submission more heavily, and a top Digger has a lot of friends on Digg who like to support each other by digging the same stories.
