Sentence examples for mentioned even more from inspiring English sources

Yes, Iran was mentioned even more times than Israel, but it was in the context of a threat.

Although interview participants felt that resources were a major contributor to nurses' job dissatisfaction, low salary was mentioned even more frequently as a reason nurses were leaving MOH or CHAM facilities.

These reasons were mentioned even more often by African respondents whereas patient related factors such as tools are too burdensome or do not reflect patients' situation played a minor role in the views of African professionals.

However, in our study, pain was widespread at all three studied time-points and the fact that bleeding and swelling were mentioned even more often at seven days than at 48 hours indicates a need for extended contact with health care providers.

And yet, the Tireless American Good Will of this son of Chicago tends to wear down a Reader's Resistance, not to mention — even more impressively — his Recalcitrant Subjects.

Strangely, the experts never mention even more damning new "discoveries" about the middle-aged brain, like the 2004 study of scans by Harvard researchers revealing declines in key memory and learning genes that become significant by age 40.

And with role models like Marissa Mayer, Rosalind Brewer and Lisa Randall lighting the way, the correlation between young women and STEM educations (if not careers) just got a whole lot brighter, not to mention even more exciting and beautiful to boot.

Tom Milne, writing in The Guardian's sister paper, The Observer was even more caustic, writing that "This series, which has been scraping the bottom of the barrel for some time, is now through the bottom ... with depressing borrowings from Hong Kong kung-fu movies, not to mention even more depressing echoes of the 'Carry On' smut".

This mass disposal of thoroughbreds is the side of the multi-billion-pound British racing industry that is rarely mentioned and even more rarely seen.

By the time these films, not to mention the even more disreputable Maniac!

But he doesn't mention an even more responsible alternative: using the money to pay down the national debt.