Example sentences of "than every [adj] " in BNC.
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| 1 | THE UK 's ‘ record of human suffering ’ is worse than every European country except Greece , according to an index published this month by the Washington based Population Crisis Committee . |
| 2 | If you 're knitting a wide piece of knitting and changing the yarn less than every two rows , it 's advisable to lay down the driving lever . |
| 3 | Although there have been only five changes of governing party in Britain since nationalization in 1948 , there have been 21 transport ministers during that time , an average of one less than every two years . |
| 4 | The revisions passed on March 16 included the power to meet yearly , rather than every six years , to be able to initiate and veto legislation , and to ensure mainlander domination of the National Assembly . |
| 5 | 5.5 Decoration [ As often as may in the [ reasonable ] opinion of the Surveyor be necessary in order to maintain a high standard of decorative finish and attractiveness and to preserve the Premises or In each of the Decorating Years ] and in the last year of the Term to redecorate the Premises in a good and workmanlike manner and with appropriate materials of good quality [ to the [ reasonable ] satisfaction of the Surveyor ] the tints and colours and patterns of such decoration to be approved by the Landlord [ provided that the covenants relating to the last year of the Term shall not apply where the Tenant shall have redecorated the Premises less than [ 18 ] months prior to the expiry of the Term ] Most tenants would not wish to be under an obligation to redecorate the interior or exterior of the premises more frequently than every five years , although this is a matter for negotiation . |
| 6 | Well basically I see we get less holidays than every other factory . |
| 7 | Deane is n't a bad player , at sheffield however he did score in bursts rather than every other game he also played not as a goalscorer but someone to play flicks etc . |
| 8 | Its subsidies are now tiny by comparison with Europe ( Italy subsidises 91% of the cost of its rail commuters , Britain less than 10% ) ; its trains are faster than every national service apart from France and Japan . |
| 9 | An example is the trial currently underway to see whether breast cancer screening by mammography is better yearly than every three years . |