Sentence examples for indeed even more from inspiring English sources

But they are still in business, indeed even more so.

Or indeed, even more problematically, what if they had been a total shit throughout their lives and no one has a good word to say about them?

Coverage of such depth and breadth about the death of an individual is rare indeed; even more so when the person is not a great political figure, but rather a cultural hero.

Though Frederick took the offensive and thus unleashed a great military struggle, there is no doubt that he was by 1756 seriously threatened, indeed, even more seriously than he himself realized, and that his enemies, most of all the empress Elizabeth, meant to destroy Prussia's newly won international status.

Word to the younger (that is, below, say, 55) woman: this foray into the unexplored world of the "older" woman trying to find a dress, while welcome, didn't even discuss the accompanying — indeed, even more difficult — world of the shoe to accompany the dress.

Our data show that the pathway is indeed even more robust than predicted to two types of perturbations the variation in the levels of the adaptation enzymes and a correlated expression of CheY and CheZ.

Indeed, even during more placid periods, global demands for safe assets increase the value of Treasury securities.

Indeed, even if more conservative wings of the faith might oppose the move, ditching celibacy wouldn't, it appears, affect the religion itself all that much.

Indeed, even if more costly, WGS was thought to generate extremely valuable 'byproducts', including breed-specific catalogues of common polymorphisms that could be used to filter out non-causative variants (Charlier et al., 2012).

But no less concerning – indeed, arguably even more damaging – was what those disclosures potentially revealed about our capability.

While the Knicks' success is indeed surprising, even more stunning is the method by which they have attained it.