Sentence examples for further points that from inspiring English sources

Recall, however, two further points that emerge from an Augustinian perspective on war.

As one who read every one of your "Portraits of Grief" ("Closing a Scrapbook Full of Life and Sorrow," news article, Dec. 31), I would note two further points that I learned from these studies.

They further points that in planning a performance improvement program, different capabilities must be given priority depending upon the development stage of the firm.

A further point that is worth investigating is whether the observed interference can be explained by some low-level features specific to animal sounds.

Ladies and gentlemen, there is a further point that has not been addressed in this debate, but which needs to be addressed: how can we preserve the confidentiality of the technical information that forms part of this agreement?

But Mr Cannadine makes the further point that many of Churchill's fiery speeches were wasted on unworthy subjects the futile fight to keep India part of the empire, for example.

I would make a further point that most pundits in this debate seem terrified of making.

The example of pediatric research makes the further point that justification of non-beneficial research on straightforward contractualist grounds will be difficult at best.

The economist Glenn Loury makes the further point that advancement depends on informal contacts that involve the sharing and transfer of genuinely useful information and skills among people who enjoy what used to be called "social equality".

A further point that needs to be considered is a putative auto-fluorescence of test compounds detectable at 515 nm.

It is tempting to say here that the parent and offspring must be similar in some 'relevant aspects', but it just shifts the undefined to a further point that must be reached nevertheless.