any more

/ ˌɛnɪˈmɔː /

adverb

1. any longer; still; now or from now on; nowadays

   he does not work here any more

Example Sentences

He doesn't need to any more - he knows how to win rounds and manage fights.

From BBC

Not any more – that term now also refers to the impact of obesity on the health and development of children.

From BBC

"We haven't got any more land, we can't create it, yet we need our land to provide food security, to contribute to energy security, to deliver our clean water and clean air, and our biodiversity," he said.

From BBC

But he said he tells people “we’ve had vaccines for many decades, they’re one of the greatest advances in modern medicine, and it’s the reason we don’t see many of these childhood diseases any more.”

From Los Angeles Times

More than 300 inmates, half of whom were serving sentences for violent crimes, were freed in February and March after prison bosses warned they couldn't take any more arrivals.

From BBC

Related Words

• today