Sentence examples for Who is furthermore from inspiring English sources

Things get very strange and scary when, in the line of duty, Arctor must enslave himself to the pitiless Death substance, and when a senior drug agent, whose only contact with Arctor is when he is wearing this prophylactic disguise-suit, and who is furthermore unaware of his civilian identity, in effect orders him to spy on himself.

PS conceived the study and collected the blood samples together with UW, who was furthermore responsible for the care taking of the animals.

It seems to me that the best way for this app to enable a seamless, Babelfish-like experience would be for the hearing person to have his smart phone loaded with the app, have his camera trained on the person who is signing, and furthermore have headphones immediately rendering the text into speech.

Furthermore, a person who is known to be reliable will also be less likely to show counterproductive behaviors (Spector et al. 2006).

Furthermore, a child who is still displaced or has only recently restarted school, is roughly three grades behind.

Those who were indirectly involved, furthermore, such as shareholders of banks that dealt in pillaged goods, were also prosecuted as war criminals [IMT I945-46].

We should be wary in trying to impose our own cultural "truth" on peoples highly disposed to resist us; and furthermore, who are so disposed to resist simply because of who we are and what we represent.

Furthermore parents who are ill, attain significant higher scores in first three questions than healthy parents.

Furthermore, those who were using postmenopausal hormones, which increase breast cancer risk, were less likely to get breast cancer if they were physically active.

Furthermore, many who are now Londoners have in recent years fled conflicts in the Balkans, Middle East, South Asia and elsewhere, having experienced atrocities far more recent than most of us.

Furthermore, McCarthy, who was censured by the Senate in 1954 and died of alcoholism three years later, had no part in the great espionage dramas of his time.