Sentence examples for considers even more from inspiring English sources
But on Wednesday, Mr. Cerasaro held something he considers even more dangerous: a placard warning that the workers at Indian Point 3 were prepared to strike if their union and the plant owner could not reach an agreement on their contract.
That's a talent Bolhuis considers "even more remarkable" than Panzee's because it so closely parallels the way humans perceive speech.
Indeed, going forward, even as the company takes more money and considers even more for the future, it's trying to stick to its original ethos.
The incoming governor, David A. Paterson, is considered even more of a Clinton loyalist than Mr. Spitzer".
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.
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.
TOMORROW, 19 million girls are expected to play hooky from school for a lesson their parents consider even more important.
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.
