Sentence examples for contained a further from inspiring English sources

In a neighbour's home Roberts' DNA was found on a sock that contained a further five shells, it is claimed.

In the same year, he published his most important book of theology since 1845, An Essay in Aid of a Grammar of Assent (commonly known as The Grammar of Assent), which contained a further consideration of the nature of faith and an attempt to show how faith can possess certainty when it rises out of evidence that can never be more than probable.

The bill also contained a further extension of unemployment benefits and the Medicare reimbursement rates.

The other mixed Schlacht units contained a further 70 Ju 87s and Fw 190s between them.

The south range contained a further undercroft; a warming house, containing a large fire for the residents to warm themselves by; and to the first floor the refectory, where the brethren ate.

The website contained a further hyperlink to a pre-experimental questionnaire.

The lot also contains a further bundle of maps used by Cyril Moore, one of four people who helped the great navigator with his Pennine Way companion.

The crypt below it contains a further 21,000 bodies, presumably ones they didn't get round to arranging before both artists themselves died– although their bones were dutifully added to the exhibit.

Thankfully, our cells contain a further layer of protection, in the form of a variety of 'toolkits' that can repair damaged DNA (which we've discussed at length in this post).

A 1924 Reuters report contains a further warning from Canada - "Cross-word puzzles and the radio have been given as the reason for a marked decline during recent months in the demand for books at the Ottawa public library" - but this is nothing compared to what's to come to the UK.

(I don't, but shouldn't I pretend that I do?) The book "University of Success," Og Mandino's compendium of self-help advice published in 1982, includes a chapter by Michael Korda titled, "How to Look Like a Winner," that contains a further subsection called, "Carrying Things".