Example sentences of "[conj] more than a [noun sg] of " in BNC.

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1 Interestingly , the projected shortfall in the availability of skilled labour has done more for equal opportunity employment than more than a decade of educational programmes .
2 The Ministry of Agriculture 's latest published studies show that more than a quarter of pig kidneys sampled in 1985 had residues of sulphadimidine at average levels 11 times higher than the Government 's safety limits .
3 Brooks Brothers ' past success was based on the personal touch and more than a soupcon of snobbery .
4 WITH CHARACTERISTIC PRECISION AND MORE THAN A SOUPÇON OF INSPIRATION , THE SWISS CREATED THE DUROMATIC
5 During this time we organized two national conferences for students with disabilities and more than a handful of steadily more accessible conferences for lesbians and gays .
6 Certainly he came under such guidance from within his family which clashed with his own predilections , for his varsity life seems to have been plagued by vocational uncertainty and more than a touch of its weakening indifference .
7 The smile was still there , but behind it now was a hint of trouble , and more than a hint of tiredness .
8 A fruit and vegetable mixture with a delicately balanced flavour and more than a hint of summer .
9 But more than a change of personalities was complicating the American assessment of the relationship with the British at this time .
10 As midnight struck on vesting day , Lord Citrine , after more than a year of planning , was waiting up excitedly with Sir Henry Self in the flat above their new London headquarters in a converted block of flats in Great Portland Street .
11 In what is believed to be the first case of its kind in Scotland , the teenager alleges that after more than a year of taunting and physical attack she could not continue and left the Royal High School .
12 AFTER more than a decade of rising profits , Highland Distilleries saw its growth record interrupted in the six months to February .
13 After more than a decade of research ( see , for instance , Chem .
14 But by the mid-1980s , after more than a decade of discussion the G-77 had been unable to get the industrialised countries to agree to substitute the mandatory ‘ shall ’ for the advisory ‘ should ’ in the draft Code ( Zacher and Finlayson , 1988 : ch. 2 ) .
15 Even the fall of the Khmer Rouge leader , Pol Pot , provided little relief , as more than a decade of civil war and chaos ensued .
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