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Meanings of sometimes more in English

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Usage of sometimes more in English
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However, it is sometimes more expensive to offer than managed care plans.
Reuters
2
There was often too long between games, sometimes more than a week.
The Guardian
3
In his world, the trivial was sometimes more important than the significant.
Sign of the cross
4
The cozening words of Spaniards are sometimes more deadly than their swords.
Fair Margaret
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The pots seemed to keep rising, easily hitting five digits, sometimes more.
The quants: how a new breed of math whizzes conquered wall stree...
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With these were vessels of clay, in some cases one, sometimes more.
Archeological Investigations / Bureau of American Ethnology, Bul...
7
There were twenty women usually, sometimes more, sometimes less, the leader explained.
Journey
8
I think animals know as much, and sometimes more than we do.
What the Animals Do and Say
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Videogames are more sophisticated, more realistic, and sometimes more gruesome than ever.
Wired
10
Head injuries were sometimes more serious than they seemed, Val remembered dismally.
Ralestone Luck
11
We have that phrase 'Verdi baritone' - sometimes more generically, 'Italian baritone.'
100 New Yorkers of the 1970s
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Normally I will read the majority of each issue, sometimes more than once.
Wired
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She doesn't know that illusion is sometimes more important than truth.
Starstruck
14
This part of the journey can take 50 minutes, sometimes more.
The Irish Times
15
His sedate and practical approach to batting was sometimes more respected than admired.
The Guardian
16
The signal and telegraph stations are fifty miles apart, sometimes more.
Life in a Thousand Worlds
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United Kingdom
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United States of America
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