Example sentences of "[vb mod] [verb] more [adv] [subord] " in BNC.
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| 31 | If anything we will specialise more rather than become more generalised . |
| 32 | The climate is crucial , because a reactor compartment exposed to dry air will rust more slowly than one buried in soil or sunk at sea . |
| 33 | And if the food is at 10°C , Listeria will grow more rapidly than any other organism |
| 34 | When Japanese demand picks up again , imports will grow more quickly than in past recoveries . |
| 35 | It is clear that science will advance more efficiently if theories are so structured as to contain within them fairly clear clues and prescriptions as to how they should be developed and extended . |
| 36 | If its Secretariat 's proposals are agreed to , " farming will become more rather than less intensive , global brands will erode local foods and developing countries ' food self-reliance will be undermined " . |
| 37 | In effect , this is a small boiler which will run more cheaply than an electric one and will reduce dependence on a single fuel . |
| 38 | Refrigerators will work more efficiently if sited on a level floor . |
| 39 | A classic experiment in the U.S. by Glass and Singer 5 demonstrated that people will perform more productively if they have more control over their environment . |
| 40 | Choreographers who do not adhere strictly to the old conventions of court etiquette realise that their total design will flow more easily because their dancers ' behaviour will appear more spontaneous and natural . |
| 41 | We can only hope that common sense will prevail more quickly than it did in the previous instance . |
| 42 | I mean , inorganics are totally invisible , you ca n't really see inorganic pollution in general , but organics will colour more often than not . |
| 43 | You will write more rapidly If you join as many letters as possible , so try using looped tails on your letters even If this is something you do not always do when writing . |
| 44 | These three aspects are to some extent interrelated in that , for example , at higher temperatures water quality may deteriorate more rapidly than at low temperatures and under conditions of crowding , the deterioration of water quality will also be accelerated . |
| 45 | Now one of the things that sex one of the consequences of sex is that a population which reproduces sexually can evolve more rapidly than a population erm which reproduces asexually . |
| 46 | In practice this means they can borrow more cheaply than banks and thrifts which , being unable to compete with them , have increasingly decided to join them . |
| 47 | The Government is the most credit-worthy ( ! ) body in the country and so can borrow more cheaply than any other institution . |
| 48 | This strategy recognizes that different pollution sources have different marginal costs of control , that some can control more cheaply than others , and that there would be net savings to society if some plants reduced emission to a greater and others to a lesser extent . |
| 49 | Accidents , which can happen more easily when intoxicated . |
| 50 | Thus the parents can reward more often than punish which will offset any of the avoidance side-effects of punishment that the restraint method may create . |
| 51 | ‘ Whichever way she goes we can go more quickly because we can stay on the ride and she dare not . |
| 52 | It can cater more effectively than traditional methods for the wide range of individual needs and interests and also provide an educational back-up service for groups engaged in the process of community action . |
| 53 | The idea is that it can check more accurately whether people have done the courses , and I hope that that answers the point made by my hon. Friend . |
| 54 | In particular , Lubow , Rifkin , and Alek ( 1976 ) themselves have shown that animals pre-exposed in one environment and tested in another can learn more readily than a control group exposed neither to the stimuli nor to the test apparatus . |
| 55 | WHEN things go wrong you can sue more often than you may think . |
| 56 | Am I right in thinking you can define more readily whether you know something or do n't know something in mathematics ? |