more so * , also: moreso

The record of companies large and small is more so.

Doing all of those at once is even more so.

And some would say maybe me more so than others.

And never more so than over the past few months.

More so for him than the rest of us, maybe.

Even more so when I got out of the car.

Add two more so you have a total of three.

Look forward to my move all the more so now.

And never more so than in the days to come.

She was alone again, and more so than ever before.

No more so than they are to any of us.

But no more so than what they have done already.

The problem is serious, and can only become more so.

Perhaps even more so, if such a thing was possible.

Probably more so now than I kind of ever have before.

I also get great support here but even more so today.

But perhaps no more so than they are of each other.

Even more so now because of the new life inside her.

I have only known one other woman who was more so.

At least, more so than the last time I saw you.

The more so because of how close to death I was.

But the poor are with us too – more so than ever.

She was human all right, more so than either you or I.

But they were strong within her, and never more so than now.

More so than anything else we might have set out to find.