Sentence examples for further for instance from inspiring English sources

If the Trayvon Martin controversy deepens, Fox could be pressed further, for instance to retitle or delay the film.

The next step would be to reduce human error even further, for instance through cars that warn against drink-driving via built-in breathalysers.

The bold and free rearrangement of traditional building components goes still further, for instance, to place columns recessed behind a wall plane rather than in front of it as is usual.

But Smother offers a more emotional response to lust and longing than its predecessor; Reach a Bit Further, for instance, is a call-and-response track in which singers Hayden Thorpe and Tom Fleming offer each other assurance: "Yes I will do anything that you ask of me".

Where do our spatial boundaries lie, if we are spatially extended at all? Do we extend all the way out to our skin and no further, for instance?

Some interesting phenomena are also seen when h increases further: for instance, when (h=2.9) (Figure 2 e)), period-12 orbit appears.

First of all, we consider the update of an action description with respect to further criteria, for instance, by ensuring that the updated description entails some observations, assertions, or general domain properties that constitute further constraints that are not expressible in an action description in general.

After Saville, there will inevitably be calls for further inquiries, for instance into the case of the 11 people who were shot dead by the Paras in Ballymurphy in 1971.

Women who give birth at the Farm are self-selected, and midwives screen them further, eliminating, for instance, women with complicated medical histories.

Cavan Brunsden, a pediatric dentist in Old Bridge and a supporter of the bill, noted that many states went further — New York, for instance, has begun requiring dental visits as a condition of attending school.

But the new parks commissioner, Adrian Benepe, said he would like to see this taken much further, offering, for instance, corporate naming rights to the track and field complex under construction on Randalls Island in exchange for a sum that would help pay for its completion and its maintenance.