The phrase "agreement even more" is not correct and lacks clarity in written English.
It may be intended to emphasize an increasing level of agreement, but it needs additional context or restructuring to be clear.
Example: "The committee reached an agreement even more favorable than expected."
Alternatives: "even greater agreement" or "increased consensus".
Making agreement even more difficult is the uncertainty over who will become America's president and hence exactly what the future policy of the world's biggest economy will be.
In the worst-case scenario, chaos and violence could erupt, making the possibility of an agreement even more distant, if not impossible.
But there were already signs of a backlash from angry European officials that could make any new bailout agreement even more difficult.
Plus, we need to make the commitments to cutting emissions now in the agreement even more ambitious if we're going to keep warming below 2 degrees.
To avoid complications and ensure nobody ends up paying tax on the same income twice, the UK has a double taxation agreement with a number countries, and is currently negotiating a similar agreement with even more.
The agreement presages even more dramatic changes.
Many observers believe there is either a truce to preserve the industry or perhaps future plans to form some kind of joint operating agreement and, even more amazingly, a merger.
How, after the experiences of the Clinton and Bush administrations — the first raised taxes and presided over spectacular job growth; the second cut taxes and presided over anemic growth even before the crisis — did we end up with bipartisan agreement on even more tax cuts?
"The current agreement is even more opaque than the short-lived last one of 2012," says an Israeli who previously met Hamas for secret talks.Israel hopes that the devastation inflicted on Gaza will deter Hamas and other militant groups from testing their strength against Israel again soon.
This agreement is even more surprising, given a recent study by Clark et al. (2006) that reported a major impact of algorithm on segmentation accuracy.
Trump's use of these agreements is even more critical now because he is reportedly wielding NDAs in the White House ― an unprecedented act ― in an attempt to silence his staffers, according to The Washington Post.
