Examples of 'there have been more' in a sentence

there have been more ~ (phrase) - Indicates a comparison where the quantity or frequency of something has increased over time. This phrase is used to highlight a larger number or occurrence of events

But there have been more serious charges.

I am sure that in reality there have been more.

There have been more breaches of the ceasefire.

Though residents say there have been more.

There have been more reports of store robberies.

Actually instead of answers there have been more doubts.

There have been more reportsof store robberies.

I feel like recently there have been more tryouts.

There have been more serious cases too.

I will have to check into whether there have been more studies recently.

There have been more migrants than citizens.

I think that is why there have been more photo postings this month.

There have been more changes in the measurement of overcoverage.

I am happy to announce that there have been more than a thousand visitors to my blog.

There have been more encrypted messages coming out.

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In its forests and rivers there have been more than a thousand species of vertebrates.

There have been more female candidates.

This was the first year that there have been more women graduating than men.

There have been more ambitious proposals.

More recent information indicates that there have been more LRA attacks.

But there have been more arrests.

Since the report was completed, there have been more cabinet changes.

There have been more dictatorial ones.

In actual fact, there have been more jobs.

There have been more recent outbreaks of the disease.

And finally, there have been more reports.

There have been more incidents.

In terms of coverage, there have been more significant changes.

There have been more than enough armchairs and tables.

Since then, each day there have been more flowers.

But there have been more creative alternatives too.

As far as my delegation is concerned, there have been more than enough words.

There have been more than ten major air disasters.

You are nodding ; it seems then that there have been more recent developments.

There have been more soldiers.

The hourly schedule of action was indifferent, although there have been more cases at night.

Did you know there have been more deaths here.

The seizure has lasted more than 5 minutes or there have been more than one.

There have been more robberies.

For life evaluations at the national level, there have been more gainers than losers.

Since then there have been more than sixty exhibitions.

Actually funded yeti For young farmer aid, there have been more.

There have been more and more places of worship being attacked.

After this first exhibition, there have been more than fifty opportunities to admire her work.

There have been more farewell tours than new records.

There has been more tear gas and there have been more arrests, local groups said.

And there have been more such moments lately.

Since the middle of August, there have been more and more protests.

But there have been more recent occurrences of nasty currency wars.

After the Mayel incident, there have been more operations than usual.

Examples of using More

Always is more money than they say

I can not take this any more

Rape is being used more frequently as a tactic of war

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Examples of using Have

These documents have been in my family for centuries

Have this done by the customer service only

He could not have chosen a worse time

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