Example sentences of "[noun sg] [verb] [adv] more " in BNC.
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| 1 | In near-silence made even more oppressive by the continuous engine hum and the laboured breathing of the six androids , the transporter glided along the passageway . |
| 2 | On the other , the ranks of the proletariat swelled and their exploitation , impoverishment and discontent became ever more acute . |
| 3 | Some upmarket machines have ‘ digital still ’ , giving freeze-frames without the customary noise-bars , others have ‘ still frame advance ’ , to make the finding of edit-in points even more precise . |
| 4 | The Ukranian had been one of United 's most inventive players in a dour struggle made even more frustrating by Southampton 's bruising march towards a Football Association hearing . |
| 5 | They are marked by a monumental presence which links them to Michelangelo 's Sybils and Prophets on the Sistine ceiling , a presence made even more forceful by their compression into the limited spandrel areas . |
| 6 | His encounters off the field became even more dramatic . |
| 7 | ‘ The earth is a massively complicated network of patterns of electrical energy with that magnetic field made even more complex by the minerals , water , rocks … and mankind 's own addition of man-made structures . |
| 8 | Richard K. Benjamin , now at the Rancho Santa Ana Botanic Garden in California , and Leland Shanor of Florida University found even more dramatic examples of position specificity in the distributions of Laboulbenia species in carabid beetles . |
| 9 | Moreover , while the ‘ Marxist ’ note of liberation theology , though played up by old-fashioned conservatives , did not frighten the pope , the ‘ basic community ’ implications of liberation theology for the structuring of the Church and the ministry posed once more a considerable challenge to the structures of celibate clericalism . |
| 10 | An arts student may have no arguments either way ; they 've just heard of this mystical thing called Science , but once you 've been doing Science , you realize that a statement like that just does not hold water , and so it enables faith to come far more easily . |
| 11 | This gave her the opportunity to bleat even more madly , puffing noisily between bleats to prove how sorely she was being tried . |
| 12 | Meanwhile , in Nagarythe , the worship of the Cult of Pleasure became ever more corrupt , frenzied and perverse . |
| 13 | Obviously , they deserved to be beaten out of sight , but since the weather had looked almost certain to save them if someone could have stayed there , the collapse became even more abject . |
| 14 | For example , it is arguable that the qualitative change which engendered an environmental movement in the early 1960s involved not so much the presence of environmental destruction as the fact that the new forms of pollution and disruption became much more difficult , if not impossible , to avoid . |
| 15 | This anomaly became even more striking as the increase in merchant prosperity was accompanied by deterioration in the economic position of the ruling class . |
| 16 | The apparent paradox of Nizan 's ideological/psychological mentality needs to be scrutinised at this juncture since it is clear that after 1935 his intellectual itinerary became far more complex , shaped as it was by countless pressures arising not only from a new party strategy but also from a deepening international political crisis . |
| 17 | This ‘ great perturbation in nature ’ ( V.i.9f. ) causes her to reveal all their deeds , an effect made much more intense in the theatre by the Doctor writing down all that she says , so that hypocrisy is not only detected but recorded . |
| 18 | Scholarly thinking became still more outspoken in the early 1990s . |
| 19 | This concentration became even more pronounced in 1983 . |
| 20 | But the shooting has once more raised Armenian passions to boiling point . |
| 21 | The Scottish club want considerably more . |
| 22 | In tin and copper mining , as in coal mining , the demands of an industry becoming increasingly more capitalistic , as mines went deeper and draining technologies became more costly , meant a greater commitment from labour . |
| 23 | Psychology 's obsession with behaviourism owes far more to the fashion for logical positivism emerging from physicists in the 1930s than to any understanding of the needs of psychology . |
| 24 | On Monday the figure rose once more when Frenchman Michel Bou passed away surrounded by the hi-tech machinery of Glasgow Southern General hospital 's neurological unit . |
| 25 | Thanks to a pioneering development by BP Chemicals , the future looks much more promising . |
| 26 | Maybe they will trigger some latent talent to encourage even more extensive artforms . |
| 27 | ’ Increasingly the Regulation was being interpreted in a way which was much wider than intended with applications for review becoming ever more speculative . |
| 28 | It may be that TNC proposals will raise standards by increased accountability ; but I remain convinced that the creation of a true teacher-parent partnership has even more to contribute . |
| 29 | The home side equalised once more two minutes later when 17-year-old youth international Graham Potter ran clear before a Trevor Matthewson own goal gave Newcastle victory . |
| 30 | … my wife and I became Life Governors because the payment was £200 , and by each signing deposited covenants the Institution received rather more . |