Sentence examples for further reply to from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for Mr. Mayorkas said Friday that he had no further reply to Mr. Grassley.

In principle, in further reply to the query re installing bespoke double glazed windows – in existing listed properties etc – – the main obstacle, assuming the relevant authorities can agree the project – is actually cost.

A pacifist might further reply to this objection by arguing that the idea that war can be used to defend the innocent is also imprudent and unwise.

According to New Zealand website Newsroom, Beresford sent further replies to The Hill's tweet regarding the Democratic Party, including "They've learned nothing," and "If this is what they have against Trump we should be planning for the eight years".

Further, in reply to Reviewer 2, we have noted that our previous work has shown that unexpected links to non-GSL phenotypes, such as flowering time, have been validated both with the transgenic and natural populations i.e. we could map circadian timing variation to GSL loci in an Arabidopsis RIL populations and then show the effect using the transgenic validation lines.

These points are further discussed in reply to point 2. 2) While the piezo map is an important addition to the paper, statistical testing of the map would be helpful.

If H doesn't make E's occurring very probable or improbable--that is, H and E are nearly probabilistically independent--then neither E's occurring nor E's not occurring makes a clear difference to the probability of H. Further, in replying to the reverse parent analogy the theist can bring to bear on it reasons for divine hiddenness.

A further 1197 replied to the reminder mailing; 616 in the intervention arm and 581 in the control arm giving an overall response of 2612/4204 (62.1%) in the intervention arm and 2598/4181 (62.1%) in the control arm (χ2 = 0, p = 0.99).

If you do not receive a further reply within 72 hours, please assume that I have had to focus on other professional or personal priorities at this time.

When Renke pointed out that "all staff were aware of it but seemed to be difference of opinion among them as to whether or not they should move luggage", there was no further reply.

I am awaiting a further reply from the Big Issue's founder, John Bird.