Sentence examples for further by stating from inspiring English sources

In 2008, it refined that definition further by stating that it had to be "moral" blameworthiness.

But Trump has routinely gone a step further by stating directly that Obama is sympathetic to terrorists.

A further clarification from a UK treasury official only served to muddy the waters further by stating that the statement was not directed at any country in particular.

Mr. Judt goes even further by stating that "Gaza is another 'democracy' in the Middle East" because Hamas won free elections there in 2005.

Hendee goes even further by stating that "the development of knowledge in the acquisition and interpretation of clinical images is a full-time effort" [1].

When things that they do have multiple answers, you [students] can ask multiple questions" and she elaborates further by stating that when "The answer is not the end.

Often, when challenged, quite correctly, with the argument: "How can a man who understands the history of colonisation belong to a faith that enslaved his ancestors?", I further clarify by stating that I am an Afro-centric Christian.

In response to the season premiere, Oscar Dahl of Buddytv.com noted the predictability of the series, but expressed hope in its further development, by stating that it has become "a medical chick flick, but a damn good one" with a big and attractive cast.

At the memorial service, Adlai Stevenson asked, "What other single human being has touched and transformed the existence of so many?" He further praised her by stating, "She would rather light a candle than curse the darkness, and her glow has warmed the world".

My legislation affirms the treasurer's existing powers to apply this tax and goes a giant step further by explicitly stating that hosts and hosting platforms must collect and deliver taxes to our city.

Nevertheless, a report from the Medical Research Council (UK) [ 12] that followed the York Report added a further qualification on the viewpoint of the aesthetic component of fluorosis by stating: "Further studies should determine the public's perception of dental fluorosis with particular attention to the distinction between acceptable and aesthetically unacceptable fluorosis".