Sentence examples for than sought from inspiring English sources

The original referred to one of the most sort after, rather than sought after, slices of real estate in Europe.

The bill provides $95.5 billion for operations, mainly in Iraq and Afghanistan — $4 billion more than sought by the president.

This evidence shows that more British people wanted a coalition of the main parties – in March 1945 43% – than sought a Labour government.

He said Senate Democrats and Republicans had reached an informal agreement for the Senate Appropriations Committee to spend $300 billion less over 10 years than sought by the Obama administration, an amount Mr. McConnell noted is "not chump change".

Abbott said the award would go to "those who have accepted public office rather than sought it" which means it is unlikely to go to former politicians, although they do not appear to have been entirely precluded.

The PM said the new honour would be for those who have "accepted public office rather than sought it and who can never by virtue of that office ever entirely return to private life".

Did it feel better than seeking revenge?

They wanted wider demands than seeking asylum," he said.

But her movement is about more than seeking new surroundings.

Rather than seek another seat, he returned to teaching.

This is why, rather than seeking and responding to consumer input, they seek to influence tastes.