More example sentences

1. I want more milk in my coffee.
2. She has more books than her brother.

1. He needs more practice before the test next week.
2. The more you study, the better you will do.

1. I'm looking for more challenging work — something that actually uses my skills.
2. The situation became more complicated once lawyers got involved.

1. She'd been hoping for more transparency from management, but nothing changed.
2. The data suggests that more investment in education yields long-term economic benefits.

1. What troubled him most was not the rejection itself, but the realization that he wanted more from life than he'd allowed himself to pursue.
2. The phenomenon became increasingly apparent: the more people tried to control the narrative, the more it slipped from their grasp.

1. There exists a peculiar paradox in human ambition — the more we achieve, the more elusive satisfaction becomes, as if fulfillment were designed to recede precisely as we approach it.
2. She understood, perhaps better than most, that seeking more was not greed but rather an honest acknowledgment of one's own capacity for growth.

🏠 Everyday Life

1. The dog kept begging for more treats even though I'd already given him half the box.
2. I realized I needed more sleep when I nearly fell asleep standing up at the grocery store.

💼 Workplace

1. My manager asked if I could take on more projects, and I had to be honest that I'm already stretched thin.
2. The team needed more resources to meet the deadline, but the budget was frozen.

📊 Business

1. The startup is looking for more venture capital to scale operations in the next quarter.
2. More customers are requesting the premium package, so we're adjusting our pricing strategy.

🛒 Buying / Shopping

1. I wanted more options, but the store only had three sizes left in stock.
2. The sale said buy one get one more at half price, so I grabbed two.

✈️ Travel

1. We had more luggage than we expected, and the airline charged us extra fees.
2. The hotel offered more amenities than the listing showed, which was a pleasant surprise.

📚 Education

1. The student asked for more time on the assignment because she wanted to do better work.
2. Teachers are requesting more professional development to learn new teaching methods.

❤️ Relationships

1. He said he wanted more honesty in the relationship, and she finally broke down and told him everything.
2. After the breakup, she realized she'd been settling for less when she deserved more.

📰 News / Politics

1. More voters are turning out this election cycle than in the previous three combined.
2. The investigation revealed more corruption than anyone had anticipated.

💻 Technology

1. The app crashed because it couldn't handle more than a thousand concurrent users.
2. Users are demanding more privacy controls, and the company is finally listening.

📝 Formal Writing

1. More research is required to establish causation rather than mere correlation between the variables.
2. The report indicates that more stringent regulations would be necessary to achieve compliance with international standards.