Sentence examples for and as further from inspiring English sources

In the end, and as further proof of his exceptional ability to remould himself while keeping his integrity, it was the church that came to his rescue.

And as further education becomes more politically important Pearce has been tipped as the next president of the NUS – though she hasn't confirmed whether or not she will run for the position.

"Support that has finally been forthcoming from the UK and the EU has been too slow to impact on these results and as further delays in action and implementation continue, more steelworkers' jobs are threatened".

Although Japan has controlled the islands – called Diaoyu in Chinese and Senkaku in Japanese – for decades, Beijing saw the purchase of some of the islands as an affront to its claim, and as further proof of Tokyo's refusal to negotiate.

And, as further confirmation, Dr Jacquemont's findings tally with a study published three years ago, which found that CNVs in autistic girls spanned more genes (and were thus, presumably, more damaging), than those in autistic boys.The counter-argument is that if girls are better at hiding their symptoms, only the more extreme female cases might turn up in the diagnosed groups.

And, as further evidence of the goodwill between them, Slowe says that even after he leaves he'll be available to Reddit on a contractual basis.

Therefore--and as further elaboration on the description of a clinical case previously reported on by the author the modification is included herein on the design of the fasciocutaneous flap in the supraclavicular artery island (CFCIAS), which consists of beam desinsertion of the clavicular trapezius muscle at the time of flap detachment.

Waters looks at the approaches by shows like Atlanta and Insecure as further responses to societal shifts, and the unstated changes in our thinking compared to years prior.

"Instead, crime reports were sensationalized and offered as further evidence of the breakdown in lawfulness, morality, and social stability in the wake of the Civil Rights Movement".

The Kurds see control of oil and taxation as further insurance against future Baghdad regimes treating them as those of Iraq's first 80 years did.

"The D.N.C.'s activities reflect desperation and serve as further proof they are a party unable or unwilling to offer positive solutions to important problems".