Sentence examples for Besides, often from inspiring English sources

Pastoralist breeds are part of the local heritage and contribute to local and regional identity, besides often being essential for traditional rituals.

Positively charged NPs could also selectively target cancer cells because of the glycocalyx structure, which, besides often being larger, can be more negatively charged on some cancer cells (Stylianopoulos et al. 2013; Sarin 2010).

The pure form of the drug is poorly absorbed by many of the afflicted and, besides, often makes people so high that they never get around to eating.

Besides, as the often panty-bedecked Tom Jones didn't sing, it's not unusual to be lusted after by women.

Besides, as so often happens in the natural world, when you learn something about the immediate subject at hand, a larger lesson plan creeps in.

Besides, terrorists often use clean money from legitimate sources.

Besides, she often feels like a child herself.

Besides, basses often play old men, so I had to learn to hide my youth".

Besides, how often does a columnist get Philip Larkin to write his kicker?

Besides, animals often suffer from poisonous pollution before human beings do, they say.

Besides, they often use one single property to merge close regions, which may not be sufficiently robust.