Sentence examples for amass further from inspiring English sources

After the first interview, the asylum-seekers have five days to amass further information in support of their claim.

Some voters may have been disillusioned by Erdogan's increasingly bellicose tone, others wary of his plans to amass further power or alarmed by recent graft scandals around the government that Erdogan ascribed to attempts to topple him and which he cited in launching a purge of the judiciary.

He amassed further evidence, addressed the many different underlying social and psychological mechanisms and showed that Bowlby was only partially right and often for the wrong reasons.

Sabinus himself amassed further wealth and possible equestrian status through his services as tax collector in Asia and banker in Helvetia.

Nevertheless, Petro managed to improve his status by marrying the extremely wealthy Tertulla, whose fortune guaranteed the upwards mobility of Petro's son Titus Flavius Sabinus I. Sabinus himself amassed further wealth and possible equestrian status through his services as tax collector in Asia and banker in Helvetia (modern Switzerland)).

He subsequently amassed a further $6m online, but even that was not enough to stave off defeat at the hands of a well-dug-in party organisation that had already committed itself to George W. Bush.

He amassed a further 4,440 runs in 136 one-day internationals and 1,176 runs in 37 Twithy20s withisis hard-hitting and improvisatory batting.

Brown amassed two further half-centuries to end with 878 runs for the season at an average of 67.53, which placed him second behind Bradman in the first-class run-scoring aggregates.

(Starship troopers... They're just like us!) The conclusion is not so much an ending as a pause, awaiting a world of viewers to amass and demand further travels into the beyond.

Two further penalties saw Burns amass 13 points in the opening 13 minutes, as England dominated the scrum, forcing their opponents into conceding possession cheaply.

Thus, the bourgeois owners of the means of production amass enormous wealth, while the proletariat falls further into poverty.