Sentence examples for than thanks from inspiring English sources

To Lincoln himself, penitence may have been nearer the point than thanks.

This trend will continue; generally speaking, future growth will have to come despite government cuts rather than thanks to government supports.

Forlán has recently made the Spanish headlines because of his break-up with an Argentine model rather than thanks to his exploits on the field.

It is - hopefully - a book that triumphed after a real fight and thanks to its sharp claws rather than thanks to a dull statistical analysis.

That is to say, a society in which all those who make it to the top do so only because of their own talents and abilities rather than thanks to unfair privilege, such as having upper-class parents or a friendship with the boss.

"The staff of a service area", sympathised that 1970s report, "are often working under great pressure in remote and isolated places…They receive more kicks than thanks and this, in a curious way, unites them in a common struggle against adversity".

OO Great Barrier Reef Is In Worse Shape Than Suspected thanks to ocean acidification, Australian government scientists estimate.

"Your thank-you note does not have to be anything more than your thanks".

They deserve more than our thanks, though.

Other than that, thanks for an interesting article.

But Farley departed with more than mere thanks.