Sentence examples for and that furthermore from inspiring English sources

He was at pains to point out that he is a member of NVALA and that furthermore he supports wholeheartedly the attitude that NVALA has taken towards the proposed obscenity laws".

Do I really need a third screen to watch more of the same stuff on a phone?' " He says he thinks the answer is no and that, furthermore, the new stuff shouldn't be created by someone like him, at a hoary three and a half decades old.

This study confirmed that copper aluminate can be used in LDS (Laser direct structuring) technology and that, furthermore, it supports the formation of conductive patterns with both thermoplastic and thermosetting resins.

The antibody cross-reacts with peptides that include the N terminus of the enzyme, a region that is highly conserved in sequence among different viral strains and that, furthermore, is crucial for homodimerization to the active enzymatic form.

Regarding the relationship between transfer entropy and Granger causality, it is proven in (Barnett et al.2009a) that in the case where all processes have a jointly multivariate Gaussian distribution, the measures are entirely equivalent (and that, furthermore, a stationary Gaussian autoregressive process must be linear (Barnett et al.2010)).2010

These declared that Magna Carta was still in force, and that furthermore: In addition, no tax or loan could be levied without Parliament's permission, and no private citizen could be forced into accepting soldiers into his home.

Scala and Spark are precisely that; furthermore, they are in a sweet spot now where they have been thoroughly de-risked as best-in-class industrial tools, but are not yet dominant.

The City argues that Duke's statements concerned accounting and did not relate to Quon's privacy and that Duke furthermore did not have the authority to override Department policy.

Don't give me the argument, "Dr. Joe, you're comparing apples to oranges". Your gonna' lose that one, and furthermore that's my line.

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Kimball believes that there is an absolute best way to cook anything and everything — and furthermore, that with the right recipes, anyone can be a great cook.