Sentence examples for even more single from inspiring English sources
"This year we wanted to be even more single minded in our approach, which is why we are focusing on sugar alone.
The gender imbalance – which is partly thanks to the recently relaxed single-child policy – stacks up to 1.17 boys born for every girl, but that lopsided ratio isn't working in anybody's favour; there are still plenty of single ladies and even more single guys.
The gender imbalance which is partly thanks to the recently relaxed single-child policy—stacks up to 1.17 boys born for every girl, but that lopsided ratio isn't working in anybody's favor; there are still plenty of single ladies and even more single guys.
The endgame has a different importance, though, in "Dexter," a more stylized and fanciful show with an even more single-minded focus on its protagonist's psyche.
Mahela Jayawardene After captaining his country to the 2007 World Cup final, and defeat by Australia, he has handed the reins to Kumar Sangakkara which could make him even more single-minded about scoring match-winning runs.
Joseph Smith, killed by a mob before he turned 39, is hardly comparable to the magnificent Akiva, except that he invented Mormonism even more single-handedly than Akiva gave us Judaism, or Muhammad, Islam.
It's sure to spawn even more singles than it already has, and that's likely the primary intention.
Even more strikingly, single boomers with kids at home spend about the same amount of time with their friends as do single boomers without kids (29%).
This is one of his strongest, following a laid-off carpenter (Dave Johns), cast into the soul-sapping labyrinth of state support, but who finds a friend in Hayley Squires' even more desperate single mum.
The higher sulfonation level ionomer was present as even more compact single chains in very dilute solution.
Even more surprising: single parents with children under the age of five -- arguably a time when parents are most consumed with childrearing -- were more sexually active than single parents with older children.
