Sentence examples for even more expected from inspiring English sources

In 2014, just 3,656 signed the pledge; in 2016 it rose to 17,411, with even more expected this year.

The case of the global south, however, depicts the more regular, even more expected, occurrence of intrastate wars.

With the latest Drilling Productivity Report released from the EIA on July 16, the numbers in Texas' Permian basin - our largest oil field and our second largest natural gas field - continue to grow, 3.33 million b/d of oil and 10.7 Bcf/d of gas produced this month - with even more expected in August.

Puerto Ricans have also been hit with a 4% increase in sales tax, a mass exodus of professionals to the mainland, and dozens of school closings with even more expected as the island struggles to pay its bills.

Similarly, willingness to participate among police officers in Tanzania was significantly correlated with the intention to tell significant others (13); while in Kenya female participants were more likely and even more expected than men to consult and seek permission from partners, family members, peers, and even research staff (24).

At Gatwick, easyJet cancelled many flights yesterday,  with even more are expected today.

Even more is expected by the end of the week," he said.

Administration officials said Mr. Bush left his language vague to avoid angering Palestinians even more than expected.

And over the last two years, student enrollment has jumped 56percentt, with even more growth expected next year.

"G.E.'s industrial business is slowing even more than expected," said Steven Winoker, an analyst for Sanford C. Bernstein & Company.

"The September public finances were dreadful, deteriorating even more than expected," said Howard Archer, economist at consultancy Global Insight.