Sentence examples for considered even more from inspiring English sources
Apple's decade of growth may be considered even more remarkable in the light of Jobs's health problems.
The incoming governor, David A. Paterson, is considered even more of a Clinton loyalist than Mr. Spitzer".
By 2013, its use of the tactic was considered even more pervasive than New York City's, according to Wesley G. Skogan, a political science professor at Northwestern University.
"It was considered even more exotic than jade because it came from outside China, probably from the Middle East, beginning in the seventh century B.C.," he said.
Discussing salaries is considered even more vulgar in France than it is in the UK, says Louise Bolotin, who has worked in corporate communications in France and Holland.
Mr. Gitlin says it is considered even more polite to address someone by title and surname and in the third person.
One contained an apparent dig at China's support of North Korea: "Chinese political power must be re-considered even more," wrote weeks8888.
For some Austrians, higher gas prices are forcing them to consider even more agonizing decisions.
But it has made me consider, even more deeply, what my children might say defines theirs.
At the other extreme, many overseas airports, particularly in Britain, are considering even more stringent noise limits for large airplanes.
