I've come to like the picture more than ever.

This provides a reason why trade and globalization are even more important, more powerful than ever before, and are going to increase growth more than ever before.

His warning seems more apt than ever.

It needs it now more than ever before.

That role is more necessary than ever.

In the United States, this is truer than ever.

Even power itself is more fragmented than ever.

Today more than ever before, the opportunities for doing good are enormous.

There are more youth delegates present here than ever before.

Fraud and deceit abound in these days more than in former times.

Our societies are more resilient, open, and diverse than ever.

India seems to worry more than ever about China s evolution.

Developments affecting each are more closely connected than ever.

The world needs them and their diplomatic baggage more than ever.

The lives of most Europeans are freer now than ever before.

Thus, the danger of the weaponization of outer space is becoming ever more imminent.

More than ever, we have shared interests in doing so.

Russia s economy is more dependent on gas and oil than ever before.

This is a bold idea, but bold ideas are needed now more than ever.

In the process, Burma has become more dependent than ever on China.

But one conclusion is perhaps more compelling than ever.

And Europe is distracted more than ever with its internal crises.

Crime is on the rise, and the lack of trust among the parties is more marked than ever.

Now more than ever, the world needs stability, peace and security.

Second, Turkey has been more prepared than ever to take advantage of these fundamental shifts.

The economic crisis makes it more important than ever to introduce these reforms.

These fears and resentments exist everywhere, now more than ever.

In this new context, solidarity is as crucial as ever.

The United Nations needs the transforming power of its libraries more than ever in its history.

We recognize that the prospect of reform seems more within reach than ever before.

Now more than ever, the United Nations is called upon to act.

Under the new conditions, a soft sell may, more than ever, prove more effective than a hard sell.

Secondly, preventing the weaponization of space and an arms race has become ever more urgent. Because of its uniquely commanding height, outer space has been gaining ever greater military and strategic value.

For now, more than ever, is not the time to be blindly following, blindly accepting, blindly trusting.

As a result, investors value a strong public partner now more than ever before.

And we, the peoples of the United Nations, need, more than ever before, a strong United Nations to accomplish them.

The Security Council has been an effective body, and it is more relevant today than ever.

Thirdly, the physical and psychological security of peoples and nations is today more endangered than ever.

We believe that today, more than ever before, we live in a global and interdependent world.

Given the current deterioration of the situation, the Agency's work had become more important than ever.

Their active leadership, and that of others, is needed now more than ever to turn the tide.

This means that it is now more than ever essential to strengthen its resources and, perhaps, to adapt its mandate.

We will therefore require greater cooperation among nations than ever before to achieve the Goals.

What is needed now more than ever is political will to give the peace process a serious boost.

Yet the need for effective global economic governance remains more urgent than ever.