Sentence examples for more so when it from inspiring English sources

Shell is heavily invested in all these areas and likely to be more so when it acquires its rival BG, for which it has made a $70bn£45bnbn) agreed bid.

If its humour is black now, how much more so when it premiered in 1920?

Never more so when it comes to the set.

Ordering pizza is already tempting – even more so when it is made so effortless!

Road form is conventionally the litmus test for most teams, but even more so when it comes to FC Dallas.

All the more so when it involves the first violinist, something between a team captain and a starting quarterback.

Steroid use, dicey in most situations, is certainly more so when it takes place in the dark.

Sexual abuse is extraordinarily complex and arguably more so when it involves men of the cloth who prey on the young and vulnerable.

Local fishermen were enraged, even more so when it turned out that the ship's fishing permit had been forged by a corrupt official on the Yemeni mainland.

The anti-Serota press brigade erupted in rage when Rachel Whiteread won it, in 1993, and even more so when it went to Damien Hirst.

I'd been carrying it for so long that I didn't even notice it any more, so when it disappeared, it was amazing.