Sentence examples for present even more from inspiring English sources
They show that the framing of choreography can present even more challenges than the choreography itself.
"I probably did three times the amount of heteronormative activity that most guys have to, just to present even more masculine".
(Their report also includes a strong note of caution about dangers of drilling in the Arctic, where harsh conditions would present even more difficult challenges in the event of a spill).
The issues involved in safely transporting 400 busloads of British tourists across a frontier as tightly controlled as the frontier between Taba in Egypt and Eilat in Israel would present even more complications than the present arrangements.
And "Cornet Chop Suey," released through the years in what's now thought to have been a slowed-down key of E flat, is also included in F. The sound here is bright and present, even more so than on the JSP reissues that were for a while the tolerable alternative to Columbia's muffled-sounding initial CD reissues of this material.
Great Performances at Lincoln Center and the Lincoln Center Festival have presented early music groups (and now, presumably, will present even more) with great success by promoting them the same way they promote Yo-Yo Ma or the Berlin Philharmonic: as great music being performed by great artists, regardless of the period.
FLAG's presentation presents even more evidence that some banks and mortgage firms may have used fake witnesses, fake notaries, fake documents and false affidavits during the foreclosure process.
But the Chinese market presents even more opportunity.
Translating Swedish laws into an American context presents even more problems.
Boston's "Big Dig," the monumental project to sink the city's raised Central Artery underground, is presenting even more of a Big Bill than expected.
Since then, Trump's front-runner status has been challenged by another outsider, Ben Carson, who presents even more extreme ideas, but with a whisper instead of a shout.
