Sentence examples for further material that from inspiring English sources

For Millians, the problem is that (9) can be supplemented with further material that would fit either of the men going by the name of 'Ernest', e.g. "Ernest is the older of two brothers," "Ernest is the younger of two brothers".

The booklet also contains work sheets, postcards and further material that can be personalized by each participant.

You will be contacted if we require further materials" that is a very bad sign.

This revised edition of "Eichmann in Jerusalem" contains further factual material that came to light after the trial, as well as Arendt's postscript commenting on the controversy that arose over her book.

In annual reports, management must disclose "any known trends or uncertainties" that will have a material impact on its operations, while Rule 12b-20 requires the disclosure of any "further material information" that is necessary so that other statements are not misleading — the ultimate catchall provision.

There are many items in the collection that can benefit from an enclosure like this (henceforth referred to simply as a "cradle box"): books which require a restricted opening to reduce the risk of further damage, collection material that is used frequently, or items that are exhibited at library events outside the reading room.

The idea of denying aspects of family planning or preventing disease or further stigmatizing a material that already carries its own level of taboo just seemed irresponsible.

Gen. Elazar Stern, the chief education officer who oversees military publications, ordered the weekly closed until further notice because of material that "depicts the army in a negative light". Neither Stern nor anyone else in the army public information office would comment for the record on this case, and Bamahane's editor, Rami Keidar, was forbidden to talk to the media.

A common strategy at Web sites is to have users flag questionable content, then hand off material that needs further human review to outsourcing companies that can do so at low cost.

It requires, however, further examination on whether the material that comprises the device and additional nanostructured surface would cause any side effects when interfacing with blood.

The judge blocked the state from issuing any further materials making that suggestion.