Sentence examples for further mounting from inspiring English sources
But the Guggenheim has taken things a step further, mounting a major exhibition with the intention of selling its contents.
Further, mounting characteristics affected pedelec stability in phase 1 and not in phase 2. Higher stability was associated with a) starting while seated and b) using the pedal to push off.
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Further, mounting evidence suggests that mutant huntingtin (Htt) or its polyQ-containing N-terminal fragments can affect mitochondrial function, either in soluble or aggregate form.
Even as she affords women the opportunity to collectively voice our grief over the loss of work opportunities we thought would be ours, the pages of empirical data she includes in her book also further mount pressure on business and government to stop lounging and leaning back, and to instead lean in to women, and celebrate and remunerate us for what we bring to society.
In mammals, there are at least two receptor systems in place to detect such viral motifs and to further mount a type I interferon (IFN -dependent antIFN -dependentresponse.
While Wichita Lineman answered McCoy's exhortations with equally lavish helpings of grit and gumption that feted day up the Cheltenham hill, Fallon's two further mounts this particular afternoon, Bourbon Rose and Night Badger, respond to his typically persistent urgings with notable indifference – that dichotomy perhaps emblematic of where the two great champion jockeys' careers are at present.
Armura takes the idea a stage further by mounting both sensors and projector in the ceiling.
But the scale of the downturn in his personal reputation with voters will further swell mounting anxiety among Labour MPs and ministers, especially those defending marginal seats.
In an effort to keep prices from plunging even more, producers have reduced production, laid off workers and refused to cut prices further despite mounting inventories.
Further, these mounting costs don't exist in a vacuum, but in an ever more competitive global environment.
