Sentence examples for further backing up from inspiring English sources

Demonstrators unhappy with leadership in one country or another were out in full throat, further backing up traffic, making the city even noisier.

The New York court said Facebook had raised "novel and important substantive issues," but declined to review the case further, backing up the lower court's denial of the challenge and calling it "nonappealable".

Further backing up Weber's claims, in a sworn affidavit, former Globe University admissions counselor, Hannah Von Bank, says she voluntarily quit her job on July 2012, because she believed the school's practices were "fraudulent, misleading, and unethical".

And their accounts are further backed up by at least a dozen conversations with other Alawites who had fled from Aqrab.

This was further backed up by brain-imaging studies, which show how much the literal and metaphorical are closely linked in the brain.

Drenge's lyrical fascination with blood, cartilage and the consumption of human flesh only further backed up the feeling that they might not make ideal dinner-party guests.

The network's efforts are further backed up by an internal sustainability website for sharing best practice, called Acts of Green.

It risks fostering a dependence on services, as warned against in the government's green paper Independence, Well-being and Choice [pdf] and further backed up by the Commissioning for Better Outcomes guide [pdf].

This was further backed up by the fact tickets to the Star Wars film were available from the 19 October, but Tarantino had only recently heard about the situation.

Punch continues to wind down and the level of profit of these units compared with where Greene King thinks they should be further backs up the negative underlying trading story in the Punch managed houses division.

This was further backed up when the team compared 50-year averages of aerosol optical depths with the total sulphate in ice core over time (deposits of the salt increase after volcanic activity) and the total stratospheric level of air particles.