Moreso when you include Warren's big prospect Dubois in the equation.
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Teachers these days are stressed out—maybe moreso than ever before.
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But it was crucial to Flake's vote -- moreso than anything else.
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Now we're less focused on the pearls; it's moreso about individuality.
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In addition, the treatment can be costly, moreso than glasses or contacts.
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Maybe moreso, given how fast the sands of time are running out.
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Her memory is viewed as suspect, but even moreso is her character.
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Perhaps even moreso for them because they knew the show was doing well.
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I had never been prepared moreso for that race than any other race.
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It's moreso DVRs/routers/printers in the case of the IoT security problem.
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The book is not about them any moreso than any of these companies.
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Moreso than size, Tamara and James and their team analyze a hotel's experience.
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Not moreso than usual: I'm just cautious about making pronouncements before vaporware becomes software.
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The folk influence is clearly present in Dark Forest, even moreso on this new album.
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There's no reason to believe Trump's Republican Party won't suffer as much if not moreso.
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There is, moreso now than at any time in our history, an absolute glut of retail.
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Or, moreso, why does being covered up and wrapped in ruffles feel so right right now?
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You are precious to me and moreso to the people who actually know and love you.
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Metro Boomin—he moreso took our sound and took it to the left for his generation.
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The path is difficult to climb, moreso than some travelers seeking a photo opportunity may realize.
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Lamb is actually the least sustainable option, way moreso even than beef, because it's often imported.
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But even moreso than any of these other projects, Drowning World seems focused on total obliteration.
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It was probably the first thing on all of our minds, moreso when the season came out.
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Sanino is still very happy with Lumberjill's success—and even moreso about its impact on other women.
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As complicated as my feelings around them were before, they would become tenfold moreso after that trip.
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Metal, and even moreso, punk is cooler than it's ever been, and fashion designers are taking notes.
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It's kind of like a bizarro world version of Rudy—but it's just as heartwarming, if not moreso.
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First, de Blasio's lame duck status has the potential to sap his political clout moreso than previous administrations.
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Moreso than in many other entertainment fields, game publishers work hard to control public perception through calculated messaging.
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Perhaps even moreso, since games are fundamentally tech and tech is widely known as a male-dominated space.
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It is moreso an exploration of the dark side of Blackness than it is a cultural musing on race.
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By being cautious and incremental, they can make PVOD lucrative — maybe even moreso than theatrical in the long run.
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Thor, even moreso than Superman, is a hard character to translate to the big screen in a convincing way.
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He may not revel in violence, but he's at home in that world, moreso than in the domestic sphere.
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I approach the issue with care, maybe moreso than some of my colleagues who would have similar politics to me.
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The actor says that fatherhood has been his primary focus and passion since Noah's birth, even moreso then his career.
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The radicals became moreso as time went on—mainly thanks to the influence of an American expatriate named Michael Vale.
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Think about the previous two Watch Dogs games, led by named and (moreso with the sequel) fully fleshed out humans.
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The screen is one thing, yes, but how we interact with that screen is just as vital, if not moreso.
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Symptoms scores decreased for all groups, but moreso for people who were using nasal irrigation than for those who weren't.
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Defeating SonicFox that was my main thing — even moreso than winning the tournament, because I always come up short against SonicFox.
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"I was scared for her but moreso pissed that he was really following her and she had no idea," said Barrow.
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Heartbreaking. Now it's even moreso thanks to this behind the scenes footage of the pair's reunion, which Downey Jr. shared on Instagram.
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And while childhood trauma and pre-existing mental illness are ubiquitous among people with addiction in general, they are even moreso here.
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The policy that we have that has impacted Zeke is more of my issue with the commissioner, moreso than Zeke's particular circumstance.
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I think this was a great idea like 10 years ago, but even moreso now, at the height of the sisters' fame.
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Moreso with the pros than college, but the pro game I see stuff where I can not believe what I just saw.
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That was really how I followed and became a fan of rap music—it was moreso on TV than any other outlet.
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Moreso, the music evokes a type of songwriting that's catchy and complex enough to sing along to and worship at the same time.
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But you can definitely still find counter-culture in moments of hardcore at any show, and moreso in smaller rooms, in local scenes.
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Epstein: It's very clear that AI Now is dedicated to doing that, maybe even moreso than any other peer organization I can identify.
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"Whilst our research delved into almost everything that has passed his lips, 'Fat Brad The Cookbook' is moreso an entree size of his oeuvre."
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"And it's all because you lied"—six of the least refutable words in English, all the moreso when an alien Queen Bey is presiding.
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There were a lot of things in Avengers: Endgame that attacked us personally, but none moreso than the film's final seconds (before the credits).
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And when that transition happened, suddenly a lot of women got those jobs because they could traffic in empathy moreso than other men could.
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Frank Ocean might've been the night's main attraction, and Keys was as hyped as anyone in that crowd—if not moreso—to see him perform.
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Chun was delighted to discover that the museum had some closet poets, but even moreso that visually impaired visitors weren't the only ones to benefit.
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Moreso, the implication that garnering political power—especially when the Trump's presidential cabinet is slated to be its whitest in decades—means becoming less black.
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The quietude and raw vulnerability of the song are laid bare, even moreso once you realize that the man at the keys is Taylor's father.
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I make a lot more eye contact now because I feel everyone is just trying to communicate—moreso than with any other record we've released.
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Transgressor, even moreso than its engaging predecessor EP Yung Archetype, is an album that feels like a rubric for some imminent sci-fi pop future.
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Now, moreso than any other point in his career barring the release of If You're Reading This, Drake doesn't seem too concerned with non-local opinion.
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Escort and Hybrid matches also favor Bastion — moreso even than Torbjörn — due to the transforming robot's mobility and the abundance of ambush locations on those maps.
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What I'll always remember most about the Acheron, though, even moreso than the music, is the camaraderie it fostered and the rock-solid community it built.
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A more recent study by Aki Technologies found that viewers were 59 percent more receptive to mobile ads if they're second-screening, moreso if they're millennials.
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Words always fail when grappling with the loss of an icon, and even moreso when attempting to distill a man who so readily defied easy definition.
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This allows the Powerbeats Pro to do a decent job at downplaying nearby noise, certainly moreso than earbuds that don't provide any seal, like Apple's regular AirPods.
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"Now, it's not so much that you can't find someone for a role, it's moreso people just wanting to hire their buddy if it happens," she says.
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Choose what you upload carefully, who you choose to let see it even moreso, and never, ever assume that hitting "delete" on something has actually deleted it.
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And the company's buy and build strategy certainly mirrors that of a tech business in the world's largest emerging market economy moreso than it does a typical U.S. startup.
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While it feels real enough when you're posting about your cat or the weather, Botnet's views on politics are baffling, though not moreso than a particularly obsessed Twitter rando.
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Moreso of haute couture than ready-to-wear (and especially fast-fashion), it's easy to let the price tag of a piece of clothing distract you from its artistry.
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Falling iPhone sales are bad news for Apple and its gigantic profits: even moreso than tablets or laptops, every smartphone that the company sells contributes to the bottom line.
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But a lot of the fanfare stems from the fact that these two sisters have made incredible names for themselves, as a family unit but moreso as individual athletes.
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Jittery cacophony and noise would have been a bold move for any pop mainstay, but even moreso for one who was several decades into his career at the time.
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Going to see live music is an extremely joyful thing, and there's little better than getting to see an act you love, even moreso if you're not expecting it.
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Moreso than any other Democratic primary candidate, Sanders memes are pervasive, popular, and generally positively skewed toward him – making him the Democratic frontrunner, at least according to the meme economy.
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The game went free-to-play a year later, and its in-game store is just as egregious as that of The Lord of the Rings Online, if not moreso.
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Look, I've been scheming and dreaming of a way to get Davis in here since the summer started but he's an enigmatic creature who turns even moreso when the UV climbs.
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And, moreso than noticing and adjusting for bias, it's extremely hard for researchers to even identify, much less measure, the long-term emergent social implications of whatever technical systems they build.
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But everywhere I went, I just found people who way moreso than me had dedicated their entire lives to going underground, from these compulsive burrowers to cave explorers to graffiti artists.
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Using those three criteria, it seems apparent at a glance that both our societies and our technologies are far more complex than they ever have been, and rapidly growing even moreso.
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Apple quickly apologized and came up with a repair strategy, but the PR hit was significant—even moreso than that of "bendgate" or "antennagate," two prior controversies involving iPhone build quality.
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The conventional wisdom was what is YouTube doing hiring Lyor Cohen — who had many times been an active critic or moreso of YouTube and technology companies — to work at a technology company?
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The loss of his talent—to say nothing of his presence—is a wrenching blow for the metal community... and moreso, for those who were lucky enough to call him a friend.
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And none moreso than Alexa, which has made "the largest jump in correct answers year over year that we have recorded," with a gain of 18 points in the last 13 months.
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The chance of profitability is complicated moreso by Downey&aposs deal, which includes a percentage of the box office on top of his $20 million salary, according to The Wall Street Journal.
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Perhaps it was inevitable that it would come down to the fifth, moreso that it would not be done in normal play, requiring additional games to separate two of Wimbledon's finest ever competitors.
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DeMar DeRozan is sitting pretty on his home court, putting on a show with some ridiculous dunks—three to be precise (so far, before the half)—but none moreso than his 360 slam.
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He also felt like the HR department role was really to scale the company and to help fire those people that they want to fire, moreso than it was to solve workplace issues.
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But that doesn't change the fact that the state of much of America's infrastructure is appalling on its face, and even moreso when compared to nations which are on paper nowhere near as rich.
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For people like Indiana University professor Fil Menczer, who studies the effect and travel of misinformation, the potential damage Facebook has wrought is troubling, and Facebook's disinclination to do anything about it, even moreso.
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But even moreso, conservatives are constantly decrying the political correctness of the current climate, whining about liberalism trying to silence the way they speak, the television shows they watch, and the celebrities they love.
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Because they understood that the Justice Department, moreso even than the rest of the federal government, is given broad leeway to operate independently -- committed to the rule of law rather than a president's whim.
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The Amazon rainforest provides 20% of the world's oxygen, but its destruction could not only bring an end to this, but could cause the forest to start releasing carbon, worsening climate change even moreso.
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Not only are women excluded in this male-dominated community, but they're often sexually and verbally harassed, which isn't helped much by the fact that games themselves portray women as props moreso than protagonists.
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"I was on the moon, but moreso I was on the grass / So I was chilling out / But with a very drifting mind," he sings, still sounding like Bob Dylan before his buzz got harshed.
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Moreso than any of Lee's other works, the X-Men are the most direct characters to relate to if you feel like an outsider in any way, and what could be more powerful than that?
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I'm sure I have some of those qualities, but I work with such a variety of music, moreso than a lot of [underground producers], it seems, that I really try and approach each project differently.
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"Hospitals were already concerned about the rule — and moreso with coronavirus staring them in the face," said Joel McElvain, a partner in King & Spalding's health care group who's represented hospitals in lawsuits against the administration.
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If you're having a hard time coming up with one because country music has generally been unwelcoming to minorities, and exceptionally so to Black people (and Black women moreso than anyone), well take a listen to Renea.
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It's sad to say, in an era when the tech giants are already too powerful and growing moreso every day, but from a security perspective, that is, for most people, probably currently the right thing to do.
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So it's no surprise that your timeline may be — even moreso than usual — decked out with people happily freaking out about cheesy Hallmark Christmas movies, something nice to relax to for a moment as the world burns.
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Today's newsletter is fairly short because in a few hours I'll be publishing my review of the Samsung Galaxy S20 Ultra, a massive phone that is just as interesting and noteworthy as any iPhone, if not moreso.
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Initially perceived as a flop, Epic's building game felt like an obvious cash-in, and when it added on a battle royale mode to mimic the success of the then-juggernaut PlayerUnknown's Battlegrounds, it was even moreso.
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Equally important to its wide adoption, if not moreso, is its library of games: More than 200 are available right now, eight months after release, including buzzed-about new additions to the Zelda, Splatoon, Mario, and Mario Kart families.
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Moreso, it's because the label looks like a combination of a bunch of our favorite brands: There's some Être Cécile vibes with the graphic tees and sweatshirts, and a touch of Réalisation Par in the feminine blouses and dresses.
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Meet schadlow: Schadlow's views also appear to be aligned with those of McMaster and Defense Secretary Jim Mattis, who rely moreso on soft power and diplomacy to solve problems than on use of military force, per the Washington Post.
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It centers skills other than players' headshot accuracy and K/D ratios: creativity is presented as just as useful as a good gun, if not moreso, and the gameplay footage coming out of outlets like IGN only reinforces that.
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It takes a few harrowing practice swings to get the sword to cleanly slice through a line of ten plastic bottles, but once the blade's on target, the results are amazing—and even moreso when slowed to 2,000 frames per second.
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While it is indeed a nice time to reflect on the history of the file format that changed the music industry forever, make no mistake: The MP3 is still very much alive, perhaps moreso than it was a month ago.
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The aim is to destigmatize talking about mental health issues "So, one of the things for me, moreso than even being able to ask for help, was recognizing the problems to begin with and noticing the warning signs," Halsey says.
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I'm really obsessed with film and so it moreso came from just wanting to collaborate with my frequent photographer/videographer Laura-Lynn Petrick because she shoots all on film and all on Super 8 for all of the videos that she does.
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Back in January, Scorsese, appearing via satellite at the Television Critics Association press tour, told reporters that he hoped to be a larger part of the day-to-day action on Vinyl — even moreso than when he was an EP on Boardwalk Empire.
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It's not exactly an attempt to regain a sense of mystery—"I think I already fucked that up by starting the way I did," he notes without regret—but moreso a way to work in a mode opposite to his listeners' expectations.
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The $45 billion merger of Kraft with Heinz in 2015 was notable for its size — it created one of the world's largest food and packaged goods conglomerates, with $28 billion in revenues — but unfortunately moreso for how poorly it has turned out.
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When the alligator bites come, they feel especially toothsome thanks to practical gore effects, and the stuntwork creates a more believable athleticism for its character—much moreso than stars who must be replaced by a CGI wire-frame cartoon every time they do something superheroic.
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A lot of our fast parts we want to be chaotic like Japanese hardcore, and we want to employ the power of death and thrash metal moreso than its brutality or dramatic essence, but arrange it and perform it all with sharpness and clarity.
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Probably moreso than with any of the other recent television reboots, every reaction to "Fuller House" from both the studio audience and probably the home audience will be nigh on Pavlovian, and it's a study in how little needs to be done to produce drool.
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"You may feel embarrassed to be in that state, but what is difficult for most individuals to realize is that if they were a part of any business decision, it's not personal and is moreso a reflection of the health of the business," he says.
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Josep Joan Moreso, a professor of legal philosophy at Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona, said he had also been stunned to see Mr. Rajoy's Popular Party send documentation written only in Castilian Spanish to voters' homes, while Esquerra Republicana's mailing arrived only in Catalan.
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There is an acknowledgment of the great men that fought to make progress on behalf of the Black community, but moreso an acknowledgment that a great deal of the emotional and practical labor of activism and social progress is made by women, and goes unrecognized.
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The members of the collective itself are probably worn out from recent tours and the effort it took to bring their vicious new album, Moloch, into fruition, but moreso than that, they're tired of society's bullshit, and are using their DIY-built platform to address and confront those ills.
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The program will also be looking to develop platforms on which vaccines can be made more rapidly so that the general development time frame of 15 to 20 years can be shrunk significantly to respond to a new virus -- even moreso than those being developed against Ebola and Zika.
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"We are re-merchandising, remodeling, enhancing our product range and are focused on gaining volume so more customers start their shopping at Aldi and we are able to complete their shopping lists moreso than we have in the past," said Hart, who added Aldi's U.S. sales have doubled in five years.
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This activity of documenting the everyday, the so-called "mundane," may seem trivial — to some, it may seem all the moreso due to the author's gender — but the act of a woman recording the banal moments in her life can be seen in direct conversation with the Action artists of the 1970s.
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Both Kaine and Pence have the potential to unexpectedly become the most powerful person on the planet — perhaps moreso than usual, given that both presidential candidates are on the older side — so it's worth getting a sense of who they are and how they handle the tense, high-pressure setting of a nationally televised debate.
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After all, even when considering something as (seemingly) trivial as internet memes, the things people post, retweet, and comment on can be every bit as personally impactive as embodied interactions—perhaps moreso, since what gets posted online can live on through search indexing and then be amplified exponentially with the click of a button.
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He uses his off-the-court skills to help Riley, too "Must run in the family," he writes, making light of his ankle issues He's Ayesha's "heartbeat" Probably even moreso now with Ryan around He worships his wife and daughters "I feel blessed knowing Riley and Ryan have you as their mother," he posted last Mother's Day. Swoon.
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Blackburn's call to give profit-driven internet providers the power to decide what news you read and what information gets swept under the rug was reckless and imperiling to the very foundation on which the First Amendment was written—even moreso when you consider that the companies she champions spend millions upon millions of dollars each year to influence members of Congress like her.
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If Gucci, T.I., and Jeezy are the various court nobles of trap (argue about which duchies and baronies they represent yourselves), Lil Wayne is moreso the court jester, the guy who pops in and out of the scene to cause mischief and occasionally draw your eye to certain inarguable truths, like the fact that the "Wasted" beat is bananas or that it's 2006 and you really should be paying more attention to DJ Drama mixtapes.
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Historians connect the end of the Renaissance to the sack of Rome in 1527, the end of the Islamic Golden Age to the sack of Baghdad in 1258, the end of the Belle Époque to the outbreak of World War I. I'm not saying Cupertino is at risk of being sacked anytime soon, but it seems clear, moreso with every passing year, that politics and even political violence might endanger our golden age as well.
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