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Meanings of even more in English

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Usage of even more in English
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In South Africa, this is even more the case than in Europe.
The South African
2
I hope next year will be even more successful in this regard.
The Irish Times
3
Several days later, I heard a new and even more ominous sound.
The new yorker
4
Far-left groups hope the tenants' concerns could win them even more support.
Reuters
5
Either way, his current situation was even more dire than her own.
Depraved
6
Perhaps ultimately even more important is the global scarcity of fresh water.
The Guardian
7
I travel way too often and, unfortunately, lose things even more frequently.
Wired
8
Indeed, rivals may view Maliki as even more of a serious threat.
Reuters
9
American military aid to Israel, already substantial, will become even more substantial.
NY Magazine
10
After seeing the tapes in question, Bland's family had even more questions.
Ebony
11
The partnership also offers an even more important benefit to Google: data.
Wired
12
Furthermore, responsibility for prevention, which was never clear, became even more opaque.
Pubmed
13
Fear can make a situation even more dangerous than it already is.
Rock and Ice Magazine
14
Great wealth is secret, and its hold on power even more so.
The Guardian
15
Particularly over countries that are using even more extreme forms of lockdown.
News.com.au
16
However the coach said the match holds even more importance for fans.
Radio NZ
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Even more through the time
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South Africa
Common
Australia
Common
United States of America
Common
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