Sentence examples for perhaps more so if from inspiring English sources
Superficially, then, the government is in as much trouble over welfare reform as it is over health – perhaps more so if we look only at the scoreboard in the Lords and the number of negative headlines in the media.
However, early motherhood is a stressful period [ 49], perhaps more so if the baby is the result of an unwanted pregnancy [ 21].
As in many parts of the world, in regions of lower SES in the Middle East, there is a certain degree of social stigmata and discrimination of individuals who are disabled in some way, and perhaps more so if the disability is readily visible or apparent as occurs following total laryngectomy.
Beijing leaders are perhaps more so — thus a ban on "pajamas" in public, if only to avoid foreigners' curiosity while visiting the 2010 World Expo in Shanghai.
Perhaps more so from living abroad.
If the mission fails, the leader is just as vulnerable as his mates, perhaps more so.
Toyota Same as Honda, but perhaps more so.
But if the Davises' description of the pool was a bit exaggerated, their expectations for it were perhaps more so.
Perhaps more so than ever.
Perhaps more so than a military attack.
