Example sentences of "[vb -s] more [noun sg] [noun sg] " in BNC.
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1 | First , the institution needs more floor space and begins to build in the grounds . |
2 | Melanie needs more press information . |
3 | On the one hand claiming Darlington is in such a bad state it needs more Government help , on the other claiming the town is a thriving local centre . |
4 | This is a highly intuitive environment which cuts down on training needs , but it is not to everyone 's taste , and it needs more development work behind the scenes if we have to write bespoke software . |
5 | Space shuttle experiment from Nottingham needs more research funding |
6 | British aerospace industry wants more government support |
7 | It 's wider , has more leg room and reclines further than ever before . |
8 | It has more staying power than a quick outburst of rage . |
9 | it is not proud that she has more Bible knowledge than he does . |
10 | Today 's microcomputer , at a cost of perhaps $300 , has more computing capacity than the first large electronic computer , ENIAC [ Electronic Numerical Integrator and Computer ] . |
11 | In its report , Conting the Cost of Childcare , the Pre-School Playgroups Association says more government money is needed , but many get little or nothing |
12 | SCIENCE FICTION breeds more science fiction and success breeds sequels : these two have been a long time coming Forty years since the first Foundation tale , 14 since 001 : A Space Odyssey — can Isaac Asimov and Arthur C. Clarke repeat their successes ? |
13 | Resolving such issues requires more sequence information on hosts and bacterial symbionts . |
14 | Due to the nature of the coat , the Wire-haired Dachshund requires more coat care than the other two varieties , and should be fully stripped-out twice a year . |
15 | The UK produces more sulphur dioxide , the main cause of acid rain , than any other EC member , but is only now beginning to install pollution-control devices to power stations . |
16 | Other measures would involve more combined heat and power ( CHP ) stations , which , instead of discharging into the atmosphere the 60–70 per cent of the primary energy input which ends up as waste heat , would use it to provide hot water and heating in homes and commercial and industrial buildings ; and , of course , a switch from coal — which produces more carbon dioxide per ton than any other fuel — to nuclear , gas , oil and ‘ renewables ’ such as windfalls and tidal barrages . |
17 | US consumption of electricity is expected to grow by 46 per cent , and coal , which produces more carbon dioxide than either oil or gas , is expected to continue as the staple fuel for generations . |
18 | MYSTERY surrounds more race hate mail sent to several households in Darlington . |
19 | Keep the rig as upright as possible An upright rig presents more sail area to the wind and keeps the driving force pointing in the right direction — horizontally forwards . |
20 | The new set-up gives more surface area , says Mr Tomlinson , and should last much longer . |
21 | Draining peatbogs to plant trees releases more carbon dioxide than can ever be taken up and stored by the planted trees , according to a report by Friends of the Earth . |
22 | These are the new risers from Cellblock — they spread out making a wider area against the deck , which means more shock absorption and also reduces pressure on the deck making it less likely to snap your plank near the trucks . |
23 | But advertisers love it — it means more air time to sell products because the more popular a show is , the more people watch the ads . |
24 | Economic development means more purchasing power in the hands of individuals and that means rapid growth for cosmetics , toiletries , pharmaceutical products — all the markets we supply . |
25 | Then follows more hearsay evidence , and the trail peters out on a question mark . |
26 | Once the user becomes more technology literate , the next phase ( exploitation of IT ) occurs . |
27 | None the less , each Polaris boat carries more fire power than was used by both sides in the 1939-45 war . |