what is more

1. Also, what's more. In addition, furthermore, as in I never got there; what's more, I never really intended to go. [First half of 1800s]

Example Sentences

In what is more of a sprint than a marathon - six games all told - they've already put Denmark on the back foot.

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"So what is more important nowadays for a brand?" he asked.

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“I think it’s still just kind of making sure we stay the course and protect guys and play good baseball. So that’s what is more front of mind for me.”

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If costumes can “define the community that you are a part of,” as Morton says, what is more aspirational in today’s world than being part of a group who are more in-the-know than everyone else?

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“Temperature is extremely important, but I think what is more important is our adaptation to it and the tools we use to mitigate it,” Segura said.

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