Sentence examples for even further than those from inspiring English sources

Now Tennessee's fiscal reputation has fallen even further than those of the large group of other states struggling to balance their budgets, and deep rifts have been exposed among residents and legislators over the proper role of state government in lean times.

Consequently, however, the MCB looks to some like a toady of the government.The authorities in Paris have, if anything, gone even further than those in London in trying to co-opt and co-operate with the mainstream of their country's Muslim community.

This new trailer goes even further than those previous glimpses of oozing CGI skin and enormous fangs — it's got big Venom action scenes and even a full-on, joke-y symbiote monologue.

The questions in GAP's census form, downloadable from its Web site, go even further than those of this year's human census in the United States, covering not only plumbing, crowding, and sanitation, but also diet, habits, privacy, and well-being.

With her newest body of work, one could argue that Snowden is circling back even further than those cow paintings, to the very beginning of her artistic journey: to a time when she would go out in the fields of her hometown of Johnstown, Pennsylvania, with her art teacher and just paint what she saw.

The rules of the agreement on which we have voted go even further than those of the NAFTA agreement.

But polarization has proceeded even further than these shifts made necessary.

The Graham-Cassidy bill goes even further than the bill passed by the House.

But the resistance to repression goes back even further than the 19th century.

Indeed, Mr. Pataki could go even further than the lobby reform bill.

This means it has fallen even further than the Thai baht against the American dollar.