Sentence examples for even further leading from inspiring English sources

This approach can be generalized even further, leading to what is now called global analysis.

In turn, public schools will decline even further, leading to a vicious cycle.

If officials do not change tack, production could fall even further, leading to shortages, price spikes and more restrictions.

The company entered what he calls the "circle of doom," slashing advertising, which caused sales to drop even further, leading to layoffs in R&D that stalled product development, depressing sales further still.

"The stress hormone responses may potentially increase even further, leading to higher risk of cardiovascular events," Svatikova told The Huffington Post.

For obligate mutualists, this process can continue even further, leading to tiny genomes where even genes considered essential are lost (Moran and Bennett 2014).

Finally, it appears that the transcription factors for both Th17 cells (ROR-γt, RORα) and Treg cells (FOXP3) can bind to each other, thereby antagonizing one another even further and leading to proliferation of either one cell type or the other, but not both [17], [24], [30].

Alarmed, Indiana travels back to the Room of the Tablets in Babylon, and finds a now-opened gate leading even further into the ruins, to the core of the Infernal Machine.

November 2011 ("Bleeding Britain"): "What's happening in Britain now is that depressed estimates of long-run potential are being used to justify more austerity, which will depress the economy even further in the short run, leading to further depression of long-run potential, leading to... .. April 2012: "Britain will continue on a death spiral of self-defeating austerity".

My work on geography seems, at the time of writing, to be leading me even further afield.

And 18 top-selling brand-name drugs with $90 billion in United States sales will be going off patent over the next four years, leading to even further in-roads by generics.