The phrase "and only further" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It may be intended to express a limitation or an additional point, but it lacks clarity and context.
Example: "We can discuss the project, but I want to focus on the budget and only further the conversation if necessary."
Alternatives: "and only then" or "and only additionally".
This serves no one, and only further obscures the truth.
This does nothing to fix the growing crisis in legal aid and only further highlights how the government are belligerently sticking to their already failing programme," he said.
Senator Edward Kennedy said: "It's a devious manoeuvre that evades the constitutional requirement of Senate and only further darkens the cloud over Mr Bolton's credibility at the UN," he said.
The Republican-controlled Senate skewered Mr. Verniero, but that left the Republican-controlled Assembly with the tough decision of whether to impeach Mr. Verniero, and only further air the Republicans' dirty laundry.
He also said that President Putin's speech today was an attempt to "rewrite history" and that it "doesn't jive with reality" and "only further put him on the wrong side of history".
BBC1 controller Charlotte Moore said: "This latest accolade is the icing on the cake and only further demonstrates the audience's huge appetite and appreciation for original British drama on BBC1".
It's created an environment in which chaos and contrarianism for the sake of it reigns, and only furthers the divide between right and left online, meaning – ultimately – it doesn't really help anyone. .
"Language like that is very striking and only furthers the disparities in the coverage, and it also has very serious implications on our perceptions of the black lives there," Workneh told host Marc Lamont Hill.
Supporting this bill is a step backward and would only further betray the planet and give in to these global warming deniers.
The possibility of this happening is not far-fetched, as we have explained to the Federal Trade Commission, and would only further entrench racial segregation and other forms of financial discrimination.
Ms Williams, the Brecon and Radnorshire AM, described the figures as appalling and said "only further highlight how badly the Welsh Labour government has mismanaged our NHS".
