Sentence examples for with sometimes more from inspiring English sources

Their class sizes aren't skyrocketing – with sometimes more than 40 kids per classroom – without adequate furniture, or textbooks, or space.

Bike racks on buses, lift-sharing locals and free inner tube repairs when you're left deflated by a puncture; the project has thrown every single idea it can think of at its target – with sometimes more, sometimes less, success.

We input the 34 differential equations (in each case) to our tool, with sometimes more than ten different terms in a single equation, and obtained the unique structure complying with our conditions (with the Michaelian extension) and correctly including reverse reactions when needed.

The most frequent complications were cardiovascular diseases (n = 16) with sometimes more than one per patient: thromboembolic diseases (n = 5), arrhythmias (n = 9), atherosclerotic heart disease resulting in myocardial infarction (n = 1), severe pericarditis (n = 1) and arterial hypertension (n = 1).

They are at risk of different head injuries, with different, sometimes more acute, sequelae.

The result is girls pushing their boyfriends to "commit" and settle down with them sometimes more out of peer pressure than because they've found a genuinely strong partnership.

These consequences strongly affect the quality of life of people with ACE, sometimes more than the seizures themselves (Baca et al., 2011).

These graves were adorned with large vases, sometimes more than five feet high, decorated with geometric patterns and with scenes of battles, processions, and funeral ceremonies.

My new companionship with Paula was sometimes more sinister than comforting.

Many of them are also asked to stay in constant contact with the N.F.L., sometimes more than five days a week, every week.

Truly, what kids do while on devices is just as important as how much time they spend with them, and sometimes more so.