Sentence examples for unusually more from inspiring English sources

Unusually, more is less on this occasion.

Unusually, more than half of the ministries – 18 in total – are being headed by non-Parisiens.

Unusually, more than half (54 per cent) of voters could be described as "don't knows" or floaters.

Unusually, more than 60 hotels in Tampa and neighbouring St Petersburg still had rooms available earlier this week for the estimated 100,000 people heading to the game and associated festivities, according to the two cities' tourism offices.

In 2008 36% Westminster's graduating class received their degrees in the fields of science, technology, engineering and math (known colloquially as STEM and unusually, more of those STEM graduates were women than men.

The impacts of this pandemic should have been especially severe because unusually, more than half of those who died were young working-age adults, aged 20-40 (most flu outbreaks kill the very old and young first).

And so Wenger, unusually, commands more cash during this transfer window than almost any other manager.

The fact that they still can't see it suggests to Kaplan that it must be unusually cool no more than two thousand degrees, as opposed to about six thousand for the sun.

It's unusually large, more than 20 feet tall, with a weight of at least 20 tons.

Comment is still needed on why the prevalence of TTH in males (51.2%) is unusually high – more than in India, and even Nepal, where prevalence was again higher in males (44.6%) than females (38.7%) [12].

Meanwhile, Farid Juma Agbaria, 63, was - unusually - more sanguine about Mr Lieberman.