Sentence examples for than to some from inspiring English sources

When between lights from two sources, the animal orients to one light, rather than to some intermediate point.

Jefferies said: The Hitwise data set seems more relevant to Moneysupermarket.com than to some other mobile centric models.

Such level of detail matters more to me than to some readers, true, but it's the way I've evolved.

"We would be more concerned about breaking vows we'd promised to God than to some guy in a suit".

But the club's predicament owes more to the topsy-turviness of Russian soccer than to some historic hoodoo.

We further demonstrate that this phenomenon is due to the incorporation of the survivin antigen into the retrogen system rather than to some peculiarity unique to survivin.

It was actually in some ways easier to communicate with the mother country than to get some kind of news up and down the Atlantic seaboard.

What better way to get this message across than to advertise some of your own limitations?

Gold said: "There is nowhere to go other than to seek some kind of legal redress.

"I told him there was no better place to rebuild than to get some assets for me," Nash said.

Many banks hope to reduce, rather than to increase, some types of lending to safeguard their finances.