more than ever

Wait on me, girl, cry in the night if it helps. But more than ever, I simply love you more than I love life itself.

Today, people are more responsible for their financial wellbeing and need to understand financial matters more than ever before, he said.

But now more than ever, it is hard to see what sort of assurance could convince Kim to disarm.

"We know more than ever about the science of nutrition, and yet we have not yet been able to move the needle on healthful eating, " he said.

The United States is now more than ever intertwined with other nations in the global economy and its far-reaching security issues, she said.

She was more than ever convinced of her wisdom in not exposing herself to the English climate .

I don't know, but I believe that what we need more than ever is to see through our own bullshit, as well as everyone else's.

People hate their jobs more than ever, but are less likely to leave them due to the lack of options. Accident? Yah, right.

I know it cannot, and I don't fear it any longer, for I'm sure I shall be your Beth still, to love and help you more than ever.

For so long now you have been controlled by our society and it is so clear to see that now more than ever.

No, you have not, ' said the infatuated girl. 'I love him more than ever you loved Edgar; and he might love me, if you would let him! '

Now more than ever, Wall Street seems to resemble an immense game of chance in which the tables are often tilted and the house always wins.

and if recovery is beyond hope, then more than ever is the sufferer allowed to be in as great peace as circumstances admit.

Consistency-wise I think I'm in the best form of my life and I'm really enjoying it, perhaps more than ever.

It is to heal one of the five and to leave the other four to bleed more than ever.

We hope that now, more than ever, the plight of these people and of the aid groups helping them are not forgotten.

Employees want more than ever to know how they are doing in their jobs and how the company is doing in its business.

Her eyes, her beautiful green eyes sparkled more than ever, and she looked so distinguished.

Today, newspapers sell in very large numbers. And books of every kind are sold more than ever before.

People stared more than ever on the train. Hagrid took up two seats and sat knitting what looked like a canary-yellow circus tent.

As the decades roll by, the festival seems more than ever like a fluke: a moment of muddy, disheveled, incredulous grace.

This helps explain another trait that marks adolescence: Teens prefer the company of those their own age more than ever before or after.

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

More than ever before, business must be able to adapt quickly to changing business conditions.

I saw him blush, and, more than ever, he seemed to me like a helpless child who had never tried to grow up.

Now, more than ever, consumers are counting on you to put their interests first.

There is no doubt that the US will more than ever need to build effective coalitions to obtain results.

Corporate employers, their eyes firmly fixed on stock prices and the bottom line, prize flexibility over stability more than ever.

We have to be strong, be together more than ever and do our best until the end of the season.

He felt his heart was beating faster and now more than ever he needed to see Lisa.

Now our school there was a host game, I must to my dream has more than ever, the great achievements.

"Now, more than ever, we need a cultural identity for youth in this country, " she said.

Every beauty in this world now infatuates me and I have been a person who has started loving nature even more than ever.

Other data point in a similar direction: rich economies spend more than ever on research, but the number of new patents has plateaued.

I believe that the boys Saturday will have the right office, now more than ever since have the objective to carry of hand.

China's presence is felt, more than ever, all over the world, assuming historic dimensions in the world political situation.

More than ever, the United States attracts international travelers due to the weakened American dollar.

So many men have done far far more than ever I've done and there's no fuss made of them.

"More than ever, we want to keep Fabio's services, " said the club's administrator, Giuseppe Marotta.

This change of position on the left flank made Pierre more than ever doubtful of his capacity for comprehending military matters.

People feel that the interdependence of nations, so long talked about by statesmen, is today more than ever a reality.

Darkness only light for a while, light is gone. Now more than ever the black darkness.

In the current economic climate, MORE THAN EVER, we need to help those with less than ourselves.

I love you more than ever, I would break through the barrier in reality that would stop me to love you.

And books of every kind are sold more than ever before.

In a time of knowledge explosion, more than ever, we need to realize what counts most to our growth.

So far it has proven effective at preventing the disease in half of those vaccinated -- which is more than ever before.

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

Now more than ever, the power of storytelling ought to be harnessed.

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

More than ever, it's now easier to see the hidden Athens with the extended subway system and new tram.

Ive always felt the need to please all of my fans and work so hard for you guys, but now, more than ever I feel so motivated.

I loved her more than ever. But I felt she was not very practical.

More than ever, investors are demanding a complete, accurate picture of a company's current health and future prospects.

They had love and peace between them once again - more than ever.

This has been a good Renault track in the past but more than ever, we will need a perfect, mistake-free weekend to fight for the win.

With his age and his injury problems at the end of last season, Shevchenko needs more than ever to preserve his energy.

Now more than ever, we've gotta play through our bad shots and learn to sink the ball we start with.

In today's economy, savvy revenue managers have to think about market share more than ever.

"The necessity of the times, more than ever, calls for our utmost circumspection, deliberation, fortitude and perseverance" (Samuel Adams).

Young women today need to hear strong female messages more than ever if the message has become this distorted.

But actually more than ever before, those who enjoy "riches and glory" are likely to be self-made.

"More than ever, M&A rumours have fueled the news and analysts' anticipations, " says a summary of the "investment context" .

One could apply it to any resource including time. Time in fact may be our most precious resource of all, now more than ever.

As a matter of fact, today more than ever the world is looking to China to be a big contributor to global economic growth.

at the time when technology means ever more harmful carbon in the air we breathe, we need these forests now more than ever.

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

Whether you're shooting for your first job or your next promotion, appearances count now more than ever.

More than ever designers are being asked to create experiences for a variety of mobile devices.

In the new economy, more than ever, a global brand name and a trusted reputation are indispensable.

The world needs to wake up to this message more than ever before now.

Many leading enterprises, more than ever before, are aware of the fact that staff training is a key strategic tool.

A clear channel of dialogue involving the United States, China and South Korea is needed now more than ever.

That's why I want to say to all our amazing fans that there's no need to worry, we need you to stand by us now more than ever.

But the best answer to the terrorists is to dream bigger, make even more money, and visit Mumbai more than ever.

He said less and drooped more than ever.

INNOVATION is the name of the game in business, now more than ever.

However, this development also makes women more than ever the optimal tool in the male political power struggles of the Islamic world.

Nowadays, the number of foreigners learning Chinese are more than ever before.

As mining, forestry and hydroelectric companies push deeper into the wilderness, they are disturbing traditional lifestyles more than ever.

Pressure from China and the North Korean threat make it more than ever dependent on America's security guarantee.

At a time when technologies mean more poisonous gases we will breathe, we need forests now more than ever.

REMEMBER: IF SHE'S STILL AROUND, NEVER FORGET TO LOVE HER MORE THAN EVER. AND IF SHE'S NOT, REMEMBER HER UNCONDITIONAL. LOVE AND PASS IT ON.

Resiliency is in demand in today's stressful, rapidly changing world, perhaps more than ever before.

Now, we to live far apart from each other; to be far apart, I am more than ever a strong miss you.

Deng Xiaoping's wisdom about China having plenty to do at home before it tackles the world at large still holds, perhaps more than ever.

More than ever, BAM finds it vital to express our thoughts and opinions through a series of ballistic detonations .

Now more than ever, organizations must be proactive and have the right strategies in place to keep employees motivated.

Now more than ever the bridge seems like a great gift to my city.

With the advance of globalization, corruption has "infected" public life, business and the international arena more than ever.

He looked more than ever like a prosperous bagman.

Now more than ever customer investments in IT technology, products, and services must have a direct impact on the business fundamentals.

"More than ever, our customers are living pay cheque to pay cheque, " says Tom Schoewe, its chief financial officer.

Users today are connected to the Internet more than ever, and we need music services that take full advantage of this.

Indeed, the world needs a strong domestic Chinese economy more than ever.

More than ever this must benefit minorities and immigrants, the fastest-growing portion of the US workforce.

But today more than ever, when we are looking for security in an age of uncertainty, it is precious.

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

Her eyes were bulging more than ever.

"Today, more than ever before, science holds the key to our survival as a planet and our security and prosperity as a nation, " Obama said.

The truth is we need it more than ever on a planet of six billion heading to over nine billion people by 2050.

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

Having recently visited my siblings and their families, I realize now more than ever that none of us can make it alone in life.

They need to hear Gandhi's message more than ever before.

While she is dealing with various musicians, which offers her a wider prospect, she is loving the art of Er-Hu more than ever.

But more than ever, they need bank accounts for transactions and BofA attracts loads of deposits, paying next to nothing in interest.

More than ever before, people in the US are coming to believe that wedding bells aren't necessary for a happy family.

Today, perhaps more than ever, international trade holds tremendous potential for improving people's lives.

As we look to the coming months and years, we understand now more than ever that our mission is not static, nor is our purpose.

Instead they had unintentionally rewarded dentists for over-treating fewer patients, and forced more than ever to suffer or go private.

More than ever, the path to the CEO suite in a Fortune 500 company will pass through China and Asia Pacific regional headquarters.

In a time full of temptation, more than ever, we need to cling to our principles of conduct.

Richard Fenton: Nothing is going to keep us apart. She needs me now more than ever. . . All she has is me.

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

It also responds to shoulder, elbow, and advanced wrist movements (including pitch, roll, and yaw), more than ever before.

The bottom line is that employers today, more than ever, want to have problem-solves on board.

Investing in infrastructure is critical for generating growth and creating jobs -- perhaps now more than ever.

Americans are eating out more than ever, and an inexpensive microwave heats take-out quite well.

Internet strategist [Matthew Zablud] says candidates running for office are now in the public spotlight more than ever before.

"Strengthened international collaboration is needed now more than ever, " Treasury Under Secretary David McCormick said October 8.

Modern society focuses on team work more than ever before, and people with poor morality can hardly integrate with society.

Fitness matters more than ever if you're laid off, career counselors advise, not just for health, but to network and stay positive.

Now more than ever is a time for clear messages and clear priorities.

This requires an ongoing commitment to communicate and connect with employees perhaps more than ever before.

However, recent evidence shows that more than ever a plant-based diet is notsomething to be ignored.

Last month, WHO issued its World Health Report, this year focused on primary health care and subtitled "Now more than ever" .

Marketers, he says, must consider more than ever the viewing context of each ad.

More than ever, we have big houses and broken homes, high incomes and low morale, secured rights and diminished civility.

In seeking further development, we have to keep up with the changes more than ever before.

In this sense, the IOC believes more than ever that the Beijing 2008 Games offer a great legacy for China to manage and sustain.

There he beheld more than ever the star, and less than ever Savigny and Gans.

At that time, the U. S. economy paralyzed, Green and his wife, like many people are unemployed, they are down and so more than ever.

Indeed today the world is struggling more than ever with growing inequality, poverty, economic and global warming challenges.

Now more than ever we ask that your focus be upon future, which will bring the answers to your problems.

In a flat world where everyone has access to everything, values matter more than ever.

After my efforts, there are relatively good results, so now people who agree with me more than ever before.

This bottom-up focus on team composition can show strong reasons to stay Agile, now more than ever.

Users, now more than ever, are looking for new ways to unlock their smartphones entertainment potential.

He added that political figures are always popular, but this year, more than ever.

The feelings of trust, unity and acceptance were huge between the three of us, solidifying our bond more than ever.

Traditionally portrayed as China's stalwart anti-West partner on the world stage, Mr. Putin irked Beijing this time more than ever.

We should be very proud of this team. More than ever now, I feel we can win this series. WE COULD WIN THIS SERIES! ! ! ! !

It has focused our attention on Iranian military might more than ever.

Accounting is the language of business and is needed now more than ever before.

As the world today is undergoing profound changes, the two sides should more than ever support and cooperate with each other.

In this situation, the personality of the Russian president will matter more than ever.

Romantic and sacred, outdoors or in the subway - More than ever, wedding ceremonies can come in all shapes and sizes.

In this demographic and cultural scene, politics is more than ever a matter of finely calibrating a religious-secular balance.

More than ever, joining the war appears a mistaken policy, shoddily executed.

It is important, now more than ever, for advanced economies to continue investing in infrastructure to create jobs and support growth.

In today's knowledge driven societies, lack of literacy is more than ever synonymous with exclusion and marginalization.

More than ever, life science researchers depend on information from multiple sources.

More than ever before, this means that managers must also change to meet these new challenges.

With the introduction of household appliances, more than ever people are more free time to enjoy life.

I eat what I want, but I find that I enjoy the simple foods more than ever now.

But JPMorgan, Bank of America and others are adamant that people are nowadays using bank branches more than ever.

More than ever, many say proactive steps by developers are needed to support a stable, orderly market.

The trend continues! More than ever, couples will be naming their baby after cities, countries and provinces!

More than ever, forests are bargaining chips in global climate negotiations and markets.

Companies fearful of having to file for bankruptcy are employing those efforts today more than ever.

More than ever, the US needs to stop taking out its frustrations on others.

Now more than ever, the Government needs to focus its policies on reducing the cost of healthy food like fruit and vegetables.

And she depends more than ever on the bags of free vegetables and powdered milk from a local food pantry.

As advertising for PNC Bank states: "Now more than ever responsible lending is everything. "

With Google Buzz and other social media services constantly growing, entertaining content is being shared now more than ever.

Keep spreading the Light more than ever before, and we shall defeat those who have set themselves up as our Controllers.

Gnea and Bela were crouched behind her, masked and vigilant, looking more than ever like barbaric gladiators lifted from some Roman arena.

Today, more than ever before, we depend on the expediency brought about by such modern devices as phones.

As President Bush mentioned, we will focus our discussions, now more than ever, on food shortages, defense cooperation, and economic aid.

Want more interviews? Job searches in tough times like now demand polished resumes more than ever.

As economic globalization gathers momentum, countries in the world have become more than ever closely linked.

Now more than ever, golf course superintendents and managers are emphasizing the importance of efficient water management.

But more than ever this year, Chinese citizens have taken note of the absurdity.

But patients have more than ever to gain by decoding the latest health news and researching their own medical care.

But gold, more than ever, will depend on investor sentiment rather than supply and demand.

And it's so important to get involved. And I think now more than ever, actually, I think young people are really getting involved.

Yes, TV advertising works, and it works for direct response and driving site traffic, too. Now more than ever, actually, for two reasons.

The bottom line is that employers today, more than ever, want to have problem-solvers on board.

Europe needs that dynamism, innovation and flexibility more than ever.

Now more than ever, young people need to see positive role models that they can learn from.

It needs to push harder now more than ever to keep strong in the post-holiday season, when sales might begin to lag.

Yet Mr Zardari needs the United States more than ever.

More than ever, all it takes is one overly amorous apple to ruin the fun for everyone.

Scale enterprises engaged in international human resource management is more than ever more urgent.

During the process of industrialization people rely on energy more than ever before.

The little mermaid wanted more than ever to be human. She wanted to marry the prince and go to heaven.

carbon in the air we breathe, we need these forests now more than ever.

Automakers are fighting for survival and Mr Hodac's talents are being called on more than ever.

Instead, we are treated to fine hypocritical (a. ) Spectacles, which now more than ever seem in ample supply.

And the rise in global inequality means that migrants have more than ever to gain by landing work abroad.

Lacking its old subordination to executive power, the PRI is more than ever an agglomeration of factions and barons.

"Now more than ever trade is essential to keeping America's economy afloat, " said Mr Kirk.

More than ever, London will look like a city-state.

Whatever his utterances in Warsaw, he signed all EU treaties, and Poland is more than ever integrated into Europe.

On the eve of the conference, WHO will launch the World health report 2008 entitled Primary health care: now more than ever.

Now, scientists are learning more than ever about what makes us uniquely human.

And more than ever, that figure is concentrated at the top of the pile.

In his fifth season, Yao is blowing people away more than ever.

Stick with us Magic fans cause we really need the support from you guys now more than ever.

The Delegation was encouraged by what it considered as a positive spirit and a willingness to engage more than ever to find a common ground.

Now, more than ever, there are opportunities to start changing health systems towards primary health care in all countries.

It adds that OECD members' policies on science and technology are diverging more than ever as a result of the financial and economic crisis.

Instead, we are treat to fine hypocritical spectacles, which now more than ever seem in ample supply.

In other words, now more than ever, it's championship or bust for the Lakers.

More than ever, he says, stocks with momentum continue to do well.

It seems that now more than ever sunglasses are being worn by just about anyone.

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

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

Here are some of his cartoons, which, now more than ever, deserve a broad readership.

But falling commodity prices mean they now depend more than ever on foreign aid.

He wished more than ever to have his father at hand.

We've lived together now for 58 years and I love you more than ever.

Analyst Nishikawa says the world's two largest economies need each other now more than ever to cope with this recession.

Asia, overall, is producing and exporting more than ever before.

And, at a time when we're borrowing more than ever, most Americans can't explain what compound interest is.

This is especially so this year with the Champions League, today more than ever, our primary objective of the season.

The Cold War is over, but the Straits remain divided, perhaps more than ever before.

IM worm and malicious code attacks are happening more than ever before.

The drill took place as many Californians worry about "the big one" more than ever.

Perhaps more than ever before, people from very different cultures marry each other.

Since then, he became interested in physics more than ever.

For better or for worse, the world is relying more than ever on its central banks.

The EU needs Germany's leadership more than ever, but fears its pre-eminence.

More than ever the country needs strong political leadership.

The changes I saw this time blew me away even more than ever.

We need real reporting and editorial oversight more than ever.

Companies are turning to social networks and media more than ever.

Today, more than ever, businesses run on information.

Our family needed to come together more than ever that fall.

and because she could not go near to all those wonderful things, she longed for them more than ever.

The Uri party's chairman, Kim Geun-tae, goes further, claiming the Kumgang tours are needed more than ever.

We're at a point where primary care is needed more than ever.

So now, more than ever, when it comes to the health of your heart, knowledge is your best protection.

In the nuclear age the world needed the United Nations more than ever.

A deep gulp. That's what an American has to take, more than ever in 2010, after exposure to Shanghai's rapid-fire growth and development.

More than ever, I understand how abhorrent it is to inflict pain.

Now more than ever, you can pick up a lot of calories for very little cash.

More than ever before in human history, we all share a common destiny.

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

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Having almost lost him, I treasure his presence more than ever.

And businesses are taking a cue from today's kids who want to emulate their parents more than ever before.

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

If your morher is still around, never forget t olove her more than ever.

'China is more than ever before in a dilemma, ' said Shi Yinghong, a professor of International Relations at Renmin University of China.

WE STRESS MORE THAN EVER . . . FOLLOW YOUR HEART.

Benchmarks of progress are needed now more than ever.

His country now matters more than ever to Europe and the West, he claims.

So it's worth pointing out now more than ever that Dobbsianism is fundamentally wrong.

Their mental strength was tested more than ever.