Examples of 'sometimes even more' in a sentence
Meaning of "sometimes even more"
sometimes even more: This phrase suggests that occasionally, the intensity, extent, or frequency of something could exceed what is typical or expected. It conveys the idea of surpassing a baseline or a norm
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sometimes even more
It is sometimes even more abundant than krill.
They are lighter and sometimes even more stable.
Sometimes even more and different colors.
It is safer and sometimes even more effective.
Sometimes even more than their talent.
It demands entire body and sometimes even more so on mind also.
Sometimes even more than once.
There was violence at the beginning of the century sometimes even more troubling.
Sometimes even more than friends.
They earn as much and sometimes even more than any other professional.
Sometimes even more than the actual characters.
Antiques can fetch you fairly good prices and sometimes even more.
This is sometimes even more difficult to talk about.
For a disabled person the value of life is sometimes even more difficuLt to assess.
Sometimes even more than individuals.
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The discounts range from one to fifty percent and sometimes even more.
Sometimes even more than that of a regular politician.
The violence committed against these two latter groups of women is sometimes even more severe.
Sometimes even more than movies.
This makes the drying process even easier and faster and sometimes even more economic.
Sometimes even more so in these parts of the world.
But Vincero does just that with their models and sometimes even more.
Sometimes even more than me.
Therefore the SOS families may have up to thirty members and sometimes even more.
There is sometimes even more than they can carry.
Sign language is JUST AS deep as spoken language and sometimes even more so.
But sometimes even more important than your knowledge.
Around twenty or thirty, sometimes even more.
And sometimes even more money depending on the breed.
And it is important to focus on it, sometimes even more so.
Sometimes even more appreciated than with the pig.
They get married twice, sometimes even more.
They sometimes even more beautiful from that angle.
However, process flexibility is sometimes even more important.
Sometimes even more.
She is as arrogant as her husband, and sometimes even more.
Sometimes even more than one third of the aid was provided.
Borders move as much as people do, and sometimes even more so.
But sometimes even more important than your knowledge of the situation.
And from chasing your dreams, sometimes even more.
Sometimes even more interesting than watching quietly sitting on his chair.
Back to brochures, these make things sometimes even more confusing.
Sometimes even more important if you have a big garden or a big yard.
In international politics, perceptions matter - sometimes even more than reality.
Sometimes even more significant when you have got a huge garden or a major yard.
This is another kind of justice, which is sometimes even more expedient.
Maybe sometimes even more conscientious than some Christians.
Practice is as necessary and important as theory, and sometimes even more.
This leads to weight gain sometimes even more than they were before the dieting program.
Because many have been proven to be just as effective ( and sometimes even more so ).
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