Sentence examples for and which moreover from inspiring English sources

Impeachment is a very big penalty for sins that may seem small; and which, moreover, might have gone unnoticed in the good old days (if such existed) of deference to presidents and fewer leaks to newspapers.

The fundamental premise of the treatise, and one that informs other of his writings as well, is that there is a single theory of prophecy that is accepted by Jews, Christians, and Muslims alike, and which, moreover, meets the truth standards of philosophy.

Moreover, we can show by application of Lemma 2.2, in a similar way to [9], Theorem 3.5, that T is a nondecreasing operator which maps interval ([xi,eta]) into itself and which, moreover, maps monotone sequences into convergent ones in (mathscr {C} tilde{I})).

ISIS however, is a neo-Ikhwani rejectionist protest that is taking place outside the kingdom -- and which, moreover, follows the Juhayman dissidence in its trenchant criticism of the al-Saud ruling family.

Protect your women: in a civilization that emasculates the male and abuses the female, and in which, moreover, the male is forced to depend on the female's breadwinning power.

It is an American masterpiece, and one which, moreover, in a curious way reassesses all the major novels of the time in which it is set.

Furthermore, we assume the boundary of to be a -dimensional compact topological and oriented hypersurface, which moreover is Ahlfors-David regular (see [17]).

Yet, if the degree distribution is not to broad, our approach results in good estimates for the mean degree and the clustering coefficient, which, moreover, are almost independent from the response rate.

In order to avoid the notorious difficulties in defining the concepts of essence and essential (or necessary) property, which, moreover, do not seem to be useful in mathematical contexts anyway since all mathematical truths are regarded as necessary, Steiner introduces the concept of characterizing property.

This has been shown to occur in members of cullin ubiquitin ligase complexes, such as F-box proteins [24], [34] and Skp1-related proteins, in which moreover multiple genes seem to be expressed specifically in pollen [36].

Hence (1.1) has extremal weak solutions in which, moreover, satisfy (5.6) and (5.5).