Example sentences of "which [verb] more " in BNC.
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| 1 | They knew about most aspects of the technique , which involves more than 100 separate steps . |
| 2 | A new generation of a sell system has been successfully introduced into all our stores which integrates which integrates more closely the retailing distribution and manufacturing systems and raises the level of management information and control . |
| 3 | Mr Parretti has now been removed from the company by his banker Credit Lyonnais , which lent more than $1½ billion to his group of companies . |
| 4 | Then he uttered the simple statement of his faith , one which read more tragically , in retrospect , than any other single thing he wrote : ‘ In order to work and to become an artist , one needs love . ’ |
| 5 | That 's right , but first you have to elect a party to power for which bloodsport , and particularly hunting , is not sacrosanct and which represents more truly than at present the wishes of the people it governs . |
| 6 | Radio recording hand-delivered to Independent Radio Network in London 's Old Brompton Road , which represents more than 80 commercial radio stations . |
| 7 | The Federation , which represents more than 50,000 members nationwide has emerged as a strong national voice in Parliament and is constantly badgering Government ministers for a better business deal . |
| 8 | Detectives were yesterday examining a tape of the anonymous caller and letters claiming responsibility for the arson attack on the two buildings , which housed more than 40 Turkish workers . |
| 9 | These lent brilliance to the footwork which became more intricate and thus more interesting . |
| 10 | Dawson underlined the importance of the family , a concept which became more and more explicit not only in Eliot 's later social writings but also in his plays . |
| 11 | The view that Britain was moving to Prime Ministerial government was largely encouraged by Mrs Thatcher 's dominant personality , which became more marked following the Falklands war . |
| 12 | Another increasingly common way round the rules at the time was to engage in lease/lease-back arrangements , which became more and more complicated as the rules surrounding them tried to plug loop-holes , until they were finally outlawed in 1987 . |
| 13 | We are only at the beginning of a change which became more conspicuous later . |
| 14 | To these must be added two further issues which became more central towards the end of the eighteenth century : the problem of knowledge and of the limits of reason , and the question of history . |
| 15 | Then it was simply laid on the floor of the tomb , or forced into a large storage jar which was laid on its side in the tomb ; a third alternative , which became more popular with time , was to place the trussed corpse in a clay box or larnax . |
| 16 | Metal , which became more prominent later in the sixteenth century , mainly attracted cottagers : Thomas Jeffereys , a wire drawer , had only 30s. in goods . |
| 17 | The bulk of the Community budget continued to be spent after 1973 on the CAP , which became more costly than ever . |
| 18 | New exotic prestige goods were used on a much wider national and international scale contrasting with regional and local styles , which became more consciously preserved . |
| 19 | Cutting across these are several other divisions , and below we look at four of the more important , each of which became more pronounced during the 1980s : geographical divisions , labour market divisions , racial divisions and gender divisions . |
| 20 | These concerts , which became more and more elaborate , proved highly popular with the public . |
| 21 | Brick suburbs gave way to big wooden houses , then single-storey houses which became more and more isolated until there was nothing but grizzled , frozen marsh . |
| 22 | This can be seen in the demands for some form of parliamentary control of the making and carrying-out of foreign policy which became more frequent in one or two European states from the end of the nineteenth century and which reached a peak during and just after the First World War . |
| 23 | Norway , which produces more than two million barrels of oil per day , has introduced its own carbon taxes , making its own petrol prices among the dearest in the world . |
| 24 | THE company which supplies more than 40 per cent of Scotland 's electricity achieved an operating profit of £13.7 million during the last financial year . |
| 25 | The recycling of these is well established in Australia , Canada and the US , all of which re-use more than 50 per cent . |
| 26 | The big problem with today 's chips , which squeeze more than 120000 transistors into less than a square centimetre of silicon , is heat . |
| 27 | The movie is expected to overtake ET , which made more than £475 million , as the highest earner in Hollywood history . |
| 28 | The last-named are useful in creating faster movement or in extending the material into slow sections , thus giving those speed changes which make more extended forms possible . |
| 29 | This contrasts with the initial reactions from other companies , including the US-owned Amerada Hess , which concentrated more narrowly on the loss of PRT relief on drilling costs . |
| 30 | The committee , chaired by the Leader of the Lords , Lord Wakeham , has decided on a package that includes relaxation of rules that prevent benefit claimants from taking further education courses which occupy more than 21 hours a week . |