Usage of "any more" | TermGallery

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Usage of any more in English

Questions don't come any more subtle than how to get democracy right. 
 The Irish Times 

I don't want to add any more pressure to this year, either. 
 News.com.au 

There's no majority for euro bonds or any more help right now. 
 Reuters 

And, of course, Angina is hardly welcome in that sector any more. 
 The Centauri Device 

Certainly can't expect to have a good time with you any more. 
 Woken furies 

In reality, perhaps we cannot expect any more from our parliamentary institutions? 
 The Guardian 

Earlier this year China decided to stop taking any more foreign waste. 
 Radio NZ 

Don't try to help her any more; it's too dangerous for you. 
 Lucky Jim 

Without asking any more questions, she had agreed to visit him immediately. 
 The Complete Rama Omnibus 

Has the plant world produced any more brilliant students of animals' desire? 
 The Guardian 

They will not be given any more time to investigate this issue. 
 The Guardian 

Argos used to stock them five years ago, but not any more. 
 The Irish Times 

Best you don't talk any more talk about Aes Sedai helping you. 
 To the blight: the eye of the world 

The police say they cannot release any more information at this time. 
 Radio NZ 

I'm not going to sea any more; I'm a factor with L.B. 
 American empire: blood and iron 

However, since it was the truth, nobody could deny it any more. 
 The Guardian 

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Canada

Common

Ireland

Common

United States of America

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Meanings of any more in English