Sentence examples similar to more especially more from inspiring English sources

She wanted more space — especially more closet space.

Trade and more engagement, especially more tourism, might let in badly needed light and air.

With constant temptations to eat more, and especially more high-calorie foods, our society must change.

"Since I've been doing this, I'm seeing more and more, especially women," she said.

Finally, we have to pay teachers more, especially in return for more performance.

As the nation's population surges, it will become more ethnically mixed and especially more Hispanic.

A person living with H.I.V. needs better nutrition -- more calories and especially more protein -- to stay healthy.

It's old hat but worth saying again: less is more, especially when more is waiting in the shadows, its stinger poised to strike.

Nobody wants to take up full-time jobs in A&E any more – especially the more senior posts like registrar and consultant.

Even with President Barack Obama's plan to help prevent foreclosures, the city is bracing for more, especially as more people lose their jobs.

That means more people and especially more parents will yearn for a tough, pro-discipline and pro-wealth cultural revolution.