Sentence examples for consider even more from inspiring English sources
But it has made me consider, even more deeply, what my children might say defines theirs.
For some Austrians, higher gas prices are forcing them to consider even more agonizing decisions.
But I consider even more important than any of these inventions his book on the mathematical foundations of quantum mechanics.
TOMORROW, 19 million girls are expected to play hooky from school for a lesson their parents consider even more important.
A four-week moving average of claims, which economists consider even more telling, fell to 302,250, its lowest level in a year.
But, in this case, the state is taking no chances: the proceedings are being held not in the capital, or in the mega-city of Chongqing, where she used to live, but in the central city of Hefei, which some legal observers consider "even more unsympathetic to the rights of criminal defendants and their lawyers than most other mainland courts".
Proactive conservation measures are considered even more important under future warming projections in the area.
The incoming governor, David A. Paterson, is considered even more of a Clinton loyalist than Mr. Spitzer".
Apple's decade of growth may be considered even more remarkable in the light of Jobs's health problems.
At the other extreme, many overseas airports, particularly in Britain, are considering even more stringent noise limits for large airplanes.
