Sentence examples for issues even more from inspiring English sources

The challenge of terrorisms makes our close cooperation on all issues even more urgent.

In any case, the role and the responsibility of journalists make terrific issues, even more so at a time when they are so subject to scrutiny and debate.

André Salerno, a 25-year-old from New York City who flunked out of two other colleges before arriving at Landmark, says students who leave typically struggle with social interactions and scheduling issues even more than they do with academics.

The abiding impression is of the kind of people who write headlines for the Daily Express facing off against people who often seem to speak only in platitudes and dry statistics, which only serves to obscure the issues even more.

Industry claims that land that had been stripped could be used for commercial development or recreational purposes in order to diversify the Appalachian economy resonated with many residents, making debates over economic and environmental issues even more contentious.

And the intimacy of a watch that touches your skin all day long and can disclose signals of the inner workings of your body raises issues even more complex than the smartphone, our current intimate.

"It does challenge the control issue even more," he said.

Pop Warner has decided to wait for more definitive proof before issuing even more restrictive rules.

Desperate to appease employees, many companies will issue even more options.

Other governments in the region, including Brazil, Mexico and Argentina, have issued even more iron-clad threats.

Making the issue even more complicated is the increasingly blurred distinction between experimentation and treatment.