Sentence examples for even more historically from inspiring English sources

That film, directed by David Fincher, about the origins of Facebook is arguably even more historically meaningful than "The King's Speech," as the headlines about social media helping to topple Middle Eastern regimes now suggest.

It could be even more historically salutary for my country to elect a black president than a female one, especially if the latter were to ride embarrassingly into office on the coattails of her husband.

This odd spectacle imagine going to a museum not to see the Rembrandts but to see how well framed and restored they were is nonetheless a huge draw, since the same folks who gather to buy each year then take their prizes home and spend gazillions more trying to make those machines even more historically accurate, and even more lovely.

Even more historically significant movies with B themes and A-level financial backing would follow in their wake.

Infectious diseases are is currently the main cause of mortality in the world and have been even more important historically.

The two rule changes put forward by the U.S. Treasury Department earlier this week remove important barriers that have historically kept even more American capital from being deployed around the world.

Investors are treated even more shabbily with dividends, which historically have generated about 40% of equity returns (capital gains throw in the other 60%) and are a big part of stocks' appeal.

The idea has historically been even more popular.

And of course, blacks have historically been even more vulnerable to police abuse because of their lack of equal political rights and voice.

It is no wonder that on a campus as geographically large as Cornell, the institutional allocation of these resources on our campus makes it even more difficult for students from historically and socially marginalized backgrounds to seek critical resources that are already decentralized (and often times, underfunded).

The technological feat of so many journalists obtaining, organising, disseminating and publishing news stories all over the planet is even more impressive if one considers that, historically, journalists have not been known for co-operating with competing news organisations.