Sentence examples for whole far more from inspiring English sources

Costa's thyme and bay leaf seem to blend into the whole far more harmoniously.

But while isolated heat waves pose a major health risk and grab headlines when they occur, recent research has uncovered a more complex and perhaps unexpected relationship between temperature and public health on the whole, far more deaths occur in cold weather than in hot.

As a whole, this production succeeds wonderfully in making the whole opera far more dramatically involving than it usually is.

Investors are beginning to wonder just how widespread this problem is. Britain's banks as a whole lend far more than they collect in deposits.

The diffusion of Toyota's concepts has had a real effect; the auto industry as a whole is far more productive than it used to be.

The F.D.A. as a whole is far more focussed on what happens to drugs before they enter the market: for every seven employees who work on drug approval, only one works on post-market safety.

A former cabinet minister added: "The difficulty is that MPs have taken a different position from the commissioner and that has made the whole thing far more toxic and controversial".

Designing a protein chip entails the use of proteo-chemistry, materials science, surface chemistry and countless other disciplines which make the whole process far more complex than producing a gene chip.

Taken together the whole was far more than the sum of its parts but, in the case of the older buildings of bedpan alley, there are fewer and fewer parts left.

In a show that seems to rely on a spew of quasi-religious and scientific hokum to deliver its foggy one-world message, Sutherland brings humanity, vulnerability and an uneasy energy that makes the whole thing far more believable and compelling than it really deserves to be.

The social networks make this whole network far more visible, and accessible, than ever before.