“all the more”造句，怎麼用all the more造句

The question is all the more urgent because many countries face the same problem.

That he happens to reside in the welterweight division makes him all the more dangerous and much more intriguing.

None can tell its color; yet the leaves on top project themselves all the more attractively.

This would be all the more true if the recipients were suppliers to their creditors.

Her polite behavior all the more added to our trust in her.

In fact, a light rain made it all the more exhilarating.

After gazing on such a landscape the brown, harsh, scanty vegetation of the Hill-top seemed all the more grateful.

In one of the poorest countries in the region, that lack of novelty is all the more depressing.

The finding is all the more shocking because almost all of those polled were in the normal weight range – or even underweight.

Their obstreperousness is all the more remarkable given that they are all from swing states, or, in the case of Mr Christie, a resolutely Democratic one.

Such a dilemma is all the more pressing when the territory in question borders Israel's population centers.

The Chinese people, once plagued by poverty and hunger, long all the more for a life of prosperity and peace.

What makes that all the more remarkable is that today’s military is an all-volunteer force – a force of mothers and fathers, sons and daughters, husbands and wives.

Immunization against yellow fever is all the more critical now because of increased population movements in Africa.

It was a swashbuckling tale of skulduggery and heroism on the high seas made all the more gripping by the fact that it happened as the world watched.

What was true as the Apollo missions headed off for the moon is all the more so now, as the last space shuttle prepares for landing.

The appetite for Groupon’s shares is all the more striking given that some serious reservations have been raised about the firm’s long-term prospects.

The manifestos for this general election, to be held on May 6th, are all the more important because the contest is close.

The confusion is all the more inexplicable given that we all grew up playing a game in which a volley was precisely characterised: Heads and Volleys. In that, if the ball bounced it was not a volley.

That made me all the more curious to find out what he gained from the book and how it was used in school.

Indeed a lesson of recent economic history is that countries and regions that ride out a crisis well are all the more vulnerable to the next one.

If anything, when I see a natural label, it makes me all the more skeptical of the product, as it more often tends to be a sign of cynical marketing than any certifiable purity.

As a matter of fact, your gift to them would be appreciated all the more if you make it yourself instead of buting it from a store.

people want banned foods all the more.

These obstacles make existing mines all the more valuable.

This makes the apologists' pseudo-patriotic slogans of unity with the Kremlin all the more alarming.

Far from it: the demonstration of loyalty had made him all the more attractive.

And they hated him all the more because of his dream and what he had said.

It seems that we are now all the more tormented with the extremes of the global abnormal climate under way.

This is all the more important since we now live in an age in which the acquisition of wealth appears to count for more than reputation.

That figure is all the more remarkable because almost none of the non-landfill waste is burned.

Thee two-year-old is all the more adorable thanks to her bright yellow wrap dress and cute pigtailhairstyle.

The conversion costs are all the more important for LOB input because of the potentially large size of the input string.

The promotion of such values seems all the more remarkable given their tortured transit through the 20th century, as brilliantly described in Mr Service's "Comrades!".

The impact is all the more significant because so many people develop these disorders at a young age and receive no effective help, whatsoever, throughout their lives.

Which makes it all the more unfortunate that Sir Alan himself, a trusted public figure, is leaving the OBR next month.

48many rebuked him and told him to be quiet, but he shouted all the more, "Son of David, have mercy on me!"

Her question seemed to inflame him all the more.

Since then, he made progress all the more, and broke the Asian records one after another.

The last line is intolerably lame, all the more so after the two deeply felt lines that precede it.

Slowly, it flickers with the twinkling of a canopy of stars, appearing all the more profoundly mysterious.

The issues addressed by this conference are all the more topical as we face new changes and challenges in the international non-proliferation situation.

Gagarin's 108-minute adventure was all the more harrowing, given that he had no navigational control over his spacecraft - he was literally along for the ride.

I was all the more eager to see the room.

If people have to work a little for your insight, they'll value it all the more.

Climate change could indeed cause woes aplenty. That is all the more reason to be precise about them.

The short, squat creatures that turn up in animated movies may all be starting to run together in your mind, which makes finding a distinctive voice for such characters all the more important.

That became all the more urgent once local war lords, like the great Date in northern Japan, converted to Christianity.

And those are the very days you have all the more reason to say thank you.

Its inaccessibility made me want it all the more and I threw out the challenge that read the book I must and would.