Sentence examples for more so later from inspiring English sources

My date is a little put out (even more so later, when a solo diner at a nearby table has a pithivier all to himself).

In those without cardiopulmonary disease, mortality differed more so later in follow up than earlier.

"Even at the time, but more so later on--in fact, I still think about it--I played in my mind with the fact that I hadn't known Grandpa spoke Polish, I hadn't known that he had a friend out in the woods who raised apples and grass seed and tended dying trees on the edge of the forest.

These "cosmic" buddhas play a role in many Mahayana sutras and much more so in later Tantric traditions.

Before the coming of Islam to the region in the 14th century, Javanese had been the language of culture; afterward, during the Islamic period, Malay became the most important language and still more so under later Dutch colonial rule so that, logically, it was recognized in 1949 as the official Indonesian language by the newly independent Republic of Indonesia.

Jack McCormack, the first national sales manager of American Honda Motor Company, said the Trail 50, and even more so the later Honda CB77, was the result of Honda's willingness to listen to and respond customer demand.

I found it more so two hours later.

Even more so were the later images of Cuban with the trophy.

The prospects were bleak for Leicester, and all the more so five minutes later.

It's stupidly funny – and gets more so when developed later in the set.

It was difficult not to fear for Chelsea at that point and even more so, seven minutes later, when another burst of short, incisive passing saw Sánchez and Messi combine to put Iniesta through to make it 2-0.