Examples of 'made much more' in a sentence
Meaning of "made much more"
made much more: This phrase denotes the act of significantly increasing the quantity, quality, or extent of something. It is frequently used to describe enhancements, improvements, or progress
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made much more
See if things made much more sense.
I made much more money as an educator.
I would have made much more money.
Made much more simple through the help of a lift.
But some have made much more.
He has made much more thanks to his largesse.
These claims have been made much more recently.
Housing is made much more accessible to chronically homeless persons.
I do not think my father ever made much more.
I should have made much more about his disdain.
Integration of the target group is to be made much more successful.
It was made much more qualitatively due to the larger engine power.
Organizing and striking were made much more difficult.
My life was made much more full for having known her.
I believe this decision will be made much more forward.
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It would have made much more sense to compare turnover wherever possible.
Now their position had been made much more ambiguous.
He must be made much more interested in producing goods which can be sold.
Two ports would have made much more sense.
They made much more progress by conducting the attack in a methodical manner.
The site can also be made much more interactive.
When treated under similar conditions propane diol derivatives can be made much more rapidly.
Kendra would have made much more sense as the nurse.
That way your financing decisions are made much more easy.
This groundbreaking is made much more special by your presence here today.
Therefore the ticket machine could be made much more compact.
This elephant had to be made much more lightweight to be transported between venues.
Current expenditures could also be made much more effective.
And that it made much more sense for him to spend the night.
We would like to see those links made much more explicit.
This would have made much more sense and been a much fairer solution.
The ones that went deeper and made much more noise.
The tool is actually made much more comfortable and many more new options.
The proposal is not very clear and needs to be made much more transparent.
But all of this can be made much more efficient simply through automation.
The conditions and scope for the operationof the schools were considerably made much more flexible.
Reservoir layers can be made much more flexible when treated.
And God forbid that the right decision was made much more.
And they would have made much more fuss over a coyote.
This made much more efficient use of its fuel than the older Newcomen engine.
The evidence also needed to be made much more publicly available.
And I have made much more progress in recognizing the errors of others than my own.
It certainly seemed to have been made much more prominent in the mix.
It could be made much more interesting, with the addition of a few gimmicks.
Such printed constructions can be made much more accurately than windings.
Ethologists have made much more use of such cross-species comparisons than comparative psychologists have.
The Individual training type has been made much more efficient.
Fitness tracking is made much more detailed with the optical heart rate sensor.
CSIS management interprets the promises it made much more narrowly.
The manufacturing process is made much more complicated with the addition of several parts.
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