Sentence examples for turned for more from inspiring English sources

Another bailout for Greece looks necessary, and Ms. Merkel and her advisers worry about what might happen if they turned for more money to Parliament, where support and solidarity have steadily waned over the years of the crisis.

So, where do Harvard Medical School scientists turn for more centralized resources to accomplish their research goals?

Dennis Quaid plays the troubled husband, and Dennis Haysbert is the gardener, to whom Ms. Moore's character turns for more than sympathy.

But lowering their investment assumptions, even slightly, means turning for more cash to local taxpayers — who pay part of the cost of public pensions through property and other taxes.

I was being turned down for more adult fare in more interesting work.

She has been turned down for more than a dozen jobs since finishing college in 2010.

When he hadn't turned up for more than two weeks, I couldn't help but wonder about the possibility.

When Hill and McGraw combined talents for a tour that same year, more than one million fans turned out for more than 60 shows.

When it burst on the scene with a $232 million initial coin offering last year, Tezos turned heads for more than its eye-popping valuation.

This will be the deciding vote that determines whether PIPA and SOPA move through the Congress or are turned back for more sober discussion.

We have elsewhere published a very detailed overview of Barbados' nascent medical tourism sector that offers much more detailed insight and can be turned to for more information on the local context, including its health system and tourism sector [ 11].