Sentence examples for sort even more from inspiring English sources

A few days ago about 10percentt of the App Store top 150 free ranks in the U.S. was owned by Flappy Bird clones of some sort, even more if you add other clones (like this clone of Plague).

As George Anders writes over at Forbes, "LinkedIn has created algorithms that might do the sorting even more nimbly.

We need some more work on the user interface to make it possible to sort through even more video choices.

Protein Wisdom was picked because, if such nonsense can occur there, one can imagine what sort of even more bizarre nonsense can occur on other, lesser "conservative" blogs.

The people I've seen who are completely independent, who do not put themselves under rule of some sort, seem even more prone to mistakes, to missing the mark, and mostly confuse the rumblings of ego with wisdom.

Mr Fukuyama says that the rise of women in politics—leave aside a Margaret Thatcher or two is genetically bound to produce a gentler sort of government, even more reluctant to order the use of armed force.But not yetAdd all these things together, and you arrive at the theory of the "post-modern" state.

In a work of this sort, translation plays an even more important role than usual.

A crisis of central authority in Islamabad would allow this sort of personal enterprise even more latitude.

If Keynes was scarcely the deficit dove some take him to be, efforts to portray him as some sort of socialist are even more risible.

However things turn out, Copenhagen deserves a different sort of credit, perhaps even more significant than a step towards saving the planet.

Scott Miller of CBSSports.com is all in on the Phillies, and lots of people are picking the Yankees, which means the idea of them as some sort of underdog is even more absurd than Mike Vaccaro of The Post believes.