Sentence examples for further ordinarily from inspiring English sources

Should Suarez and the Uruguayan FA decide to appeal further, ordinarily the Court of Arbitration for Sport (Cas) would sit and hear the matter while the player adheres to the terms of his ban.

That siren luring us further than we would ordinarily go in our balanced, sensible lives.

So if the sine and cosine vary between 0 and 1 ordinarily (without further adjustment), and they are ADDED together as one is small and the other is large, they will tend to equal 1.

Lumber is the product of the sawmill and ordinarily is not manufactured further than by sawing.

The army arrived, lending a further surreal element to what would ordinarily be a suburban morning on Paris's working-class periphery.

It is obvious that publications available on micro-channels are relatively small compared to those for ordinarily sized channels and further systematic studies of two-phase gas liquid adiabatic flow in micro-channels are required.

Portrait Mode last year allowed for users to create a sense of depth of field with a simulated bokeh effect, which blurs the background, and the new mode goes further — allowing lighting tweaks that would ordinarily not be possible either outside of a studio setting or with expensive pro lights.

If she does not, she cedes ground to her right that Johnson will seek to occupy; she appears both soft and further antagonises the police leadership, which should ordinarily be the natural ally of a Conservative government.

If jumped upon, boxes with arrows pointing up propel Crash further into the air than he can ordinarily reach, and such boxes can be broken only with Crash's spin attack.

Although such "take-home" exposure might contribute to further lead exposure of the worker, it ordinarily poses more of a potential risk to young children and pregnant or nursing women who share the worker's home environment (Hipkins et al. 2004; Roscoe et al. 1999).

A reduced waiting time or receiving treatment free of charge (for treatment that is ordinarily paid for by patients) is a further potential advantage of taking part in a trial.