1. We are spending more than ever on education.

2. The United States is more than ever the prime mover in Middle East peace-making.

3. He hated her more than ever, when he got that letter.

4. More than ever before, the food industry is paying attention to young consumers.

5. Car drivers now pay more than ever for fuel.

6. It is therefore more than ever necessary that the recovery should be export led rather than led by domestic consumption.

7. But now, more than ever, he was convinced that his theory was correct.

8. Pat Buchanan not withstanding, trade is booming more than ever before.

9. But Nalgo leaders say residents need the service more than ever in the current economic climate.

10. This March, maybe more than ever, we need the euphoria and emotion of the conference and NCAA tournaments.

11. Now more than ever it is important to be a force for change.

12. Yet I am now more than ever aware of the importance of this venture.

13. More than ever, clear thought and sound professional advice is required.

14. Now, more than ever, the president will be a hostage to his own ethnic minority, the Zaghawa.

15. Our future competitiveness and prosperity depend more than ever before on technology and industry.

16. They need our help now more than ever before to exert massive international pressure on the governments,() institutions and companies involved.

17. The indigenous media need more than ever to promote lasting peace with justice, through ecumenical and interfaith dialogue.

18. Meantime, in Florida, the tourism industry is growing more than ever, spurring thousands of new jobs, economists said.

19. In Drenthe, feeling more than ever the despised outcast, he found consolation in a human resting place.

20. We need ballistic missile protection now more than ever for three basic reasons.

21. The demands of the workers were more than ever focused upon political change.

22. After her mother's death, Sara clung to her aunt more than ever.

23. It's hardly surprising then, that we get confused by the signals he gives out - now more than ever.

24. That Magic Johnson will play another season and obscure the Clippers more than ever.

25. Football fever has always been widespread in Thailand, but this year perhaps more than ever before.

26. The number of households getting involved in the sport is growing more than ever, according to San Diego Surf Cup officials.

27. Networks are making heavy profits from news, and on-air talent is being paid more than ever to communicate to the public.

28. In spite of a longer work day, employees were producing more than ever before.

29. Cruise ships, already sailing the seas of the Mesoamerican Reef more than ever before, are gaining in size and frequency.

30. Ana Maria certainly needs her family around her now more than ever.

31. Their musical tales of woe and spiritual import were needed more than ever.

32. More than ever, secondary schools looking for data-logging equipment have a vast range to choose from.

33. The steps were sagging even more than ever.

34. More than ever of late his silence, his brooding had increased.

35. eg: Today, we realize, perhaps more than ever, that the world of human activity also has its own "Butterfly Effect" for better or for worse.

36. Make no mistake: I believe in the potential of citizen media more than ever, partly because I've seen some wonderful experiments that prove out the potential.

37. I mourn for those beautiful Serbian monasteries, at Decani, Pec and Gracanica, that will now, more than ever, be islands in an alien sea.

38. In the present times you need your faith more than ever to carry you through them.

39. Icebergs are scraping the sea floor of Antarctic waters more than ever, much to the detriment of bottom-dwelling creatures.

40. More than ever, after the transformative horror of Sandy Hook, the old defensive crouch is inadequate.

41. Now, more than ever, we must rededicate ourselves to the notion that we share a common destiny as Americas - that I am my brother's keeper, I am my sister's keeper, " he added.

42. So research on the induction heating supply especially on frequency applied is emphasis more than ever.

43. As I stand here now on this glorious commencement day, I realize more than ever before what a great burden we must have been to our teachers, to our principal, and to our parents.

44. However, the findings are a reminder of why now — more than ever — we must refuse to succumb to political apathy and laissez-faire demagoguery.

45. Spontaneity is more than ever the hallmark of good speaking.

45. try its best to collect and create good sentences.

46. "We are more than ever committed to the attainment of a polio-free world," commented Frank J Devlyn, Chairman, The Rotary Foundation.

47. He will understand money , and make more than ever before, for himself, and for Webster Toys.

48. Now more than ever, we need to inspire young women to think expansively and courageously about the impact they can have on the world.

49. More and more than ever before. people begin to realize health and merriness are the most important things.

50. Today, we realize, perhaps more than ever, that the world of human activity also has its own “Butterfly Effect” -- for better or for worse.

51. In recent years more than ever immigrants who enter America illegally are at the mercy of smugglers , and many die in boxcars or ships before arriving here.

52. "Now more than ever, take the time to strengthen those connections in your life," urges Achor. "You can start small by reaching out to just one person a day.

53. It was more than ever a living strife between him and Mary.

54. The best-selling island puzzler is back with more than ever!

55. Now, more than ever, their money is sitting in banks, unspent.

56. illustrationProgrammers today recognize, more than ever, their responsibility for producing well-written unit tests.

57. We rely more than ever on building contractor teams and inventive people who design and build as well as maintain the sophisticated environment that surrounds our everyday life.

58. Now more than ever, radar electronic intelligence (ELINT) can be the first line of defense for the battlefield or the homeland.

59. Radio also enabled the German senior commanders to efficiently control huge mobile forces, more than ever before in history, allowing large scale cooperation and effective unity of command.

60. Instead it has failed spectacularly and there are now more than ever.

61. "We need self-help books more than ever before, " he said.

62. He was aware, more than ever , of the provoking woman - child quality.

63. Danos says more than ever, foreign students are willing to take out loans for an MBA.