Sentence examples for even more of course from inspiring English sources

But in middle age, close to 80 percent of the population pays income taxes, and even more, of course, pay federal taxes of some kind.

To muddy things even more, of course, Monday is Labor Day, and as a rule, pollsters try to avoid conducting polls on weekends, when many Americans are away from home or not answering their telephones.

Although some medieval theologians — and humanists even more, of course, like Vivès or Rabelais — used the words 'sophism' or 'sophist' as a derogatory designation for quibbling philosophers, 'sophisma' in medieval philosophical literature has a very precise and technical sense.

"I know that the rebuilding of the pier will become an attraction in its own right, but I'm really looking forward to the day when I can stroll down a completed, reopened pier even more, of course".

And lately it had become even more of an obstacle course, after a contractor tore up the pavement to fix the problem and left it covered with a patchwork of plywood.

And Trump's vision of getting out of Syria would then, of course, be even more of a pipe dream.

Roe was plainly wrong--even on the Court's methodology of "reasoned judgment," and even more so (of course) if the proper criteria of text and tradition are applied.

I vividly remember the August, 2003, blackout in New York, and even more vividly, of course, the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, which happened just after my family had moved into an N.Y.U.

That information will become even more valuable, of course, if Yahoo! can grow the business to a significant percentage of its hundreds of millions of monthly users and add to its functions.

New builds offer even more opportunities, of course.

(In places like the UK, weddings cost even more – and of course there are the grand affairs in India and Greece).