Sentence examples for thus much more from inspiring English sources

Aristotle's school, the Lyceum, was thus much more empirical than Plato's Academy.

Shutting out foreign students is thus much more damaging than sabotaging any other export industry.

Balochi is thus much more closely related to Kurdish than it is to its close neighbour Pashto.

A spent-fuel pool can hold many more fuel-rod assemblies — and thus much more radioactive material — than a reactor core.

The Taliban are themselves mainly Pashtun, and thus much more effective in the south and east than elsewhere in the country.

Scientists have applied the full battery of modern instrumentation to studying Earth in ways that have not yet been possible for the other planets; thus, much more is known about its structure and composition.

Thus much and more; and yet thou lov'st me not, And never wilt!

Scholars thus know much more about Indianizing stone architecture, with its sculpture, than about any other Southeast Asian visual art.

In both countries, changes came from within the leadership and thus were much more gradual than the convulsive uprisings seen, for example, during the Arab Spring.

Most of the gains Alcoa claims so far have come from reducing releases of perfluorocarbons, gas compounds that last far longer than carbon dioxide and thus do much more harm, pound for pound.

Thus, a much more aggressive environment is established in the CT specimen.