Sentence examples for that since more from inspiring English sources

He can't even be said to be "balancing the books on the backs of the poor": it's worse than that, since more than half of the cash raised from the benefits raid is not being banked, but instead handed to multinationals (corporation tax will fall by another 1p in 2014), and motorists.

Museum administrators suggst that since more men than women have full-time jobs, it is difficult for men to commit to any volunteering during the week.

In her book, Ms. Sandberg asserts that "since more men aim for leadership roles, it is not surprising that they obtain them, especially given all the obstacles that women have to overcome".

The letter insists that since more books than ever are bought, sold and recommended online, the "health of this existing ecosystem depends on free and honest conversation amongst readers", and pronounces the views of genuine readers as "honest and heartfelt".

The reasoning was that without any abortions, more babies would be born in Texas, and that since more than half of the births in the state are paid for by Medicaid, the cost of those additional births would be borne almost entirely by taxpayers.

The court then ruled that since more than 90 days had passed between the time Mr. Cohen brought Rocky into the building -- walking him past the guards, maintenance personnel and porters -- and the commencement of the eviction action, the co-op corporation had failed to comply with the 90-day requirement of the Pet Law.

The American Homebrewers Association, based in Boulder, Colo., had just 11,724 members in 2006; that has since more than doubled, to 26,000.

That number has since more than doubled, and Mr Isaly believes that 40-50 new approvals per year are sustainable.

That number has since more than doubled.

That toll has since more than halved, to 164 in 2014.

I'm not sure Obama would call it that since that's more of an academic phrase.