The phrase "a further leaving" is not commonly used in written English and may sound awkward.
It could be used in contexts discussing additional departures or exits, but it is not a standard expression.
Example: "After a further leaving of several team members, the project faced significant challenges."
Alternatives: "an additional departure" or "a subsequent exit."
Def Jam dragged their feet getting Bum Rush in record stores, so by the time it was released in 1987, Eric B & Rakim's landmark debut single Eric B Is President had just pushed hip-hop a step further, leaving Public Enemy sounding like relics by comparison.
Therefore, 23,811 (29.0%) births were not assigned to a census district, and are not analyzed further, leaving an effective analytic sample size of 56,970 births.
He was a liberal, and I declared myself being a bit further left of that at that age.
"On the second serve, I'd say his ball toss needs to go a little bit further left to get some more kick on it.
Singh is younger, a snappier stylist, further left, and has much less privilege to check than the current prime minister.
He is a Democrat, leaning further left than right, and that should be reflected in his nominees to the U.S. Supreme Court.
A bicyclist may move further left to avoid hazards such as parked cars or debris, but the bicycle driver must avoid undue interference with other traffic".
Further left is a single hieroglyph and the glyphs for the number 11.
After Sanders' surprising momentum in early states shook up her campaign and forced her further left on a number of policy issues, including immigration and her position on Wall Street, Clinton is now on a fast-track to the nomination.
Since announcing his candidacy last May, Sanders's insurgent campaign has surprised both pundits and the political establishment, and pushed fellow Democratic candidate Hillary Clinton further left on a range of policies, particularly on income inequality and Wall Street reform.
