Sentence examples for even more leading from inspiring English sources

The risk is that it could simply inflate the bubble even more, leading to an even louder bang later.

Letting in artificially treated U.S. foods, they warn, could water down French cuisine even more, leading to pool-scented chicken chunks served with flavorless sides of bionic broccoli.

Then the disaster of science camp made Ms. Kendle fear first grade even more, leading her back to Dr. Diller's office in mid-July, more desperate than the year before.

So every time you say the same thing, it's an emotional trigger that causes him to want it even more, leading to a fight.

Allowing for mismatches in this step augments this even more, leading to deviating expression profiles.

In addition, the subsequent formation of metal oxides and phosphate species reduces the accessibility of the zeolites even more, leading to severe deactivation.

However, the global recession that soon followed created even more stress, leading to civic repercussions we are confronting today.

The health of the divorced and separated worsened even more rapidly, leading to divergent trends between the married and divorced/separated favoring the married.

It's unclear how an easier-to-peel skin would prevent injuries — it could possibly make the avocado even more slippery, leading to more lacerations.

Yet most of us in MSF privately acknowledged that there was little capacity within the country for it to be able to help itself and we feared even more violence leading to severe humanitarian consequences.

Now, however, the drive to hold an election in which large numbers of Sunnis might not take part either because of violence, intimidation or boycotts is raising concerns among some officials that a lopsided turnout could make Sunnis feel even more disenfranchised, leading to even more anti-American violence.