Sentence examples similar to still more unexpectedly from inspiring English sources

Because unexpectedly large numbers of workers dropped out of the labor force, and haven't returned, and still more workers are involuntarily working part-time, "millions of jobs lost during the Great Recession are not coming back in the return to normalcy envisaged by the Fed," says Ball, who is also a research associate at the National Bureau of Economic Research.

The world is more highly, more globally, and more unexpectedly connected than we ever thought.

Schnall wanted still more.

Still more tender pause.

And still more orders.

Still more critiques surfaced.

"There's still more.

And still more.

Still more outdoor concerts!

Star Wars is just across the road, you know, ha-ha!" Burton says, suddenly appearing next to me, unexpectedly tall and even more unexpectedly cheerful.

No crisis in American political history came more unexpectedly than this one.