Sentence examples for further on from from inspiring English sources

There comes a point when exhortation to do something proves counterproductive; and, further on from that point, it becomes perverse not to do it.

Past the town's cross-country skiing track, a little further on from an icy-looking pond peppered with hardy ducks, steam was rising from the valley floor.

The second album for ECM by young Italian pianist Giovanni Guidi takes the sensitive empathy of his multinational trio (with New York bassist Thomas Morgan and Portuguese drummer João Lobo) a few soft steps further on from its fine predecessor.

SARAH GREEN: There was another example I wanted to ask you to go a little further on from the article which was, you talked about how companies like Starbucks and Best Buy, can actually identify the value of a.01% increase in engagement among their employees.

England and the game in this country appear to be no further on from the post-Ashes mess in which Moores arrived a year ago.

Of course, we are further on from those unsophisticated days (although plenty of media buyers still think in this manners, especially those making the painful transition from TV, as ad budgets switch to online).

Further on, and from another angle, I spot an old friend, Peter Frost, working at an easel, preparing for this weekend's New Forest Painters exhibition at Brockenhurst.

Yes, the Green leadership wants Labour to go further – on everything from committing to a shorter working week to more radical taxation.

Further on, data from genetics, other omics, and imaging will also be integrated with the EMR, and lead to new levels of understanding and improvement in routine care.

On the part of the Connect Project, training of the Community Health Agents CHAA) should emphasize further on establishing from a pregnant woman whether her pregnancy was intended or unintended.

Further on, sculptural lightshows from Anthony McCall and Rafael Lozano-Hemmer shift between the irresistibly seductive and the inescapably hypnotic.