Sentence examples for systems were more from inspiring English sources

Personal music systems were more prevalent.

The assessment by the British army's warfare branch, seen by the Times, warned that Russian weapons, including rocket launchers and air defence systems, were more powerful than their British equivalents.

Tests showed that after six weeks, the T-cells of the 15 worm recipients began to produce lower levels of chemicals associated with inflammatory response, indicating that their immune systems were more suppressed than those of the 15 placebo recipients.

According to the "hygiene hypothesis", in the past, our immune systems were more finely tuned, thanks to greater levels of infections and contact with a wider variety of microbes and parasitic worms during childhood.

In one of Mr. Fowler's studies, people with the genetic code for efficient serotonin systems were more likely to vote — and more likely to return to the polls in subsequent elections, even if their candidate lost.

Lacking papal authority, canon law, an "international" connection with civil authority (as there had been in the old Holy Roman Empire), the binding power of church councils, or a single philosophy, the Reformers came up with alternatives for most of these, though their new systems were more varied than the at least nominally homogeneous Catholic skein.

Air systems are more on the go in wintertime, and there are frequent air-mass changes".

Few systems are more tightly coupled than the arsenal controlled by the nuclear football.

Successful education systems are more concerned about finding the right people to become career-long teachers.

Other systems are more sophisticated.

The internal systems are more complex," he said.