Sentence examples for more so yet from inspiring English sources

Its labour markets were as just as ossified 20 years ago, if not more so; yet joblessness was then far lower.

The quality of the acts is extremely variable, the quality of the audience even more so, yet a ton of goodwill surrounds the evening.

This pattern finds its explanation in the city's historical evolution in the 1950s, surrounding rural areas were incorporated (as in other sectors but here more so), yet urban development work focused solely on the main arteries.

We considered ourselves well-informed people, Erika even more so, and yet we did not know NuvaRing had this risk.

I think those developments are extremely promising, far more so than yet another medium corrupted by the relentless banality of advertising today.Thad McIlroy San Francisco & Toronto.

The dialogue is restrained, the playing area (essentially, a single room) even more so, and yet the film is vastly more evocative and dramatically compelling than the 2007 version, which has been seasoned with pointless violence — including a dramatically unnecessary and ideologically regressive raid by savage Indians.

The dialogue is restrained, the playing area (essentially, a single room) even more so, and yet the film is vastly more evocative than the 2007 version, which has been seasoned with pointless violence — including an ideologically regressive raid by savage Indians.

European countries are just as open and just as technologically advanced (if not more so) than America, yet the rise in inequality in America has been much more pronounced.

(As a tiny example, consider that each horrific oil spill means more oil company dollars flowing to lobbyists and to Congress -- and so yet more high times on Washington's K Street).

Once again, more males expressed a willingness to do so, yet substantially more males were clearly opposed to this.

They are yet more so when they surprise you from beyond the grave.