so there be more vs so there is more

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• The policemen say the gunman got away so there could be more incoming.
• Maybe he dissolved himself so there'd be more of him to go around.
• So there may be more victims?
• Maybe he dissolved himself so there'd be more of him to go around.
• We've only been looking into this a few hours, so there could be more women.
• Secondly, we know too little about how the marine eco-system is interlinked, and so there must be more intensive research.
• Nitrogen is lighter than oxygen, so there will be more at floor level.
• So there will be more staff in 2013 than next year anyway.
• So there'll be no more gossip on that subject tonight.
• We shot off two clips so there should be more out there.
• Before we go on, can I just make it clear to everybody in the Chamber that the Minister is prepared to stay until 19.20, so there will be more questions than would be taken up to 19.00.
• This is a labour dispute, so there need to be more negotiations and further discussion.
• I want you to, so there can be no more fear between us.
• So there can be no more appropriate time for countries to be working together to confront these humanitarian challenges.
• So there'll be no more free passes for our whisky boats.
• So there will be much more competition here and I am most grateful to you for that, Commissioner Monti.
• So there will be no more brain-picking.
• So there'll be no more gossip on that subject tonight.
• For the first time the Union will accede to the European Convention on Human Rights, so there will be more rights for our citizens.
• And so we need there to be more, not less concerted EU action in this area.

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• So there is more to it than the primary objective of helping the victims of torture.
• So there is more going on here, but I'm not going to talk too much about this today, because I want to focus on wealth inequality.
• Minimum targets are being met, for example by the recycling of paper offcuts which have traditionally been reused, so there is more perception of progress than actual progress and a lot of smoke and mirrors around the meeting of minimum targets.
• So, there is more ambiguity than ever.
• A new directive should harmonise these aspects so that there is more legal certainty directly from the very beginning of the proceedings.
• There are many things I could add, but I have sought to confine myself to the essential points so that there is more time for debate.
• It is a Euratom matter, so there is nothing more to be said.
• So there is a more and more urgent need for action, because otherwise death will put an end to the problem.
• So... there is one more gift left to open.
• So... there is one more gift left to open.
• I believe we have an opportunity to go further in this area so that there is more time left to deal with applications from the small organizations which perhaps require not only an extra careful examination, but also advice about their work.
• There is so much more to this.
• There is so much more to you than that.
• But there is so much more.
• There is so much more to this.
• There is so much more at stake than you.
• There is so much more to come, Ryan.
• There is so much more to do.
• So there is nothing more you can tell to me, Mademoiselle Rouxelle?
• There is so much more to it than meat; there is so much more to it than dioxins or sludge or swine fever.