Sentence examples for would lay more from inspiring English sources

That many chickens would lay more than 500m table eggs a month.

It is not clear whether any banks would support a higher-priced offer that would lay more debt onto a company whose business is widely seen as deteriorating.

"You can certainly blame this to a certain extent on individual journalists," says Toby Miller, "but I would lay more at the door on the lack of adventurousness of editors and proprietors who are very often thinking of their audiences in extremely restrictive and unsophisticated ways".

If this assumption is correct, females with the ability to respond positively to temperature increase would lay more eggs in total than those lacking this ability.

(ETR, 176/WLM, 280-1) {§5.6} I would rather now lay more stress on the logical vice of all Analysis and Abstraction – so far as that means taking any feature in the Whole of Things as ultimately real except in its union with the Whole.

It also said it would lay off more than 2,000 investment banking employees.

Lehman Brothers Holdings and the National City Corporation said yesterday that they would lay off more than 2,000 workers as the banks scale back their struggling mortgage businesses.

Earlier this month, for example, Boeing announced that it would lay off more than 500 people working in its space-exploration division.The job losses will be most extensive in Texas and in Florida, home of the Kennedy Space Centre and Cape Canaveral.

American Home, based in Melville, N.Y., announced on Aug. 3 that it would shut down all operations except its thrift and servicing businesses and would lay off more than 6,000 employees.

Even so, Mizuho's fortunes depend on those of its biggest borrowers, like Seibu Department Stores, which said today that it would lay off more than half its workers and close 4 of its 23 stores.

The Metropolitan Museum of Art said Thursday that it would lay off more than a quarter of its merchandising staff, eliminating 74 jobs in addition to 53 already cut over the last year.