Sentence examples for further the bulk of from inspiring English sources

Further, the bulk of the costs are driven up by a small number of recipients.

Further, the bulk of his scholarship was on 18th Century political philosophy.

Further, the bulk of this literature is focused on the Black case with little attention as to how this may affect other racial/ethnic minority groups.

Further south, the bulk of German armour pushed through the difficult wooded terrain and then, with unexpected speed and power, drove on into the northern French plain, smashing the French front and driving towards the sea to encircle a large portion of the French army and the small British expeditionary force still engaged with German forces coming through Belgium.

To check further, break the bulk of ground beef in half and press into the middle.

"In the daytime tomorrow there will be further rain for the bulk of Scotland but most of the country will be dry and mild.

The results and analysis revealed that a thin layer of TiO2 formed on the Ti4O7 surface, which may have prevented further oxidation into the bulk of the Ti4O7 electrode.

Vasey further proposed that the bulk of his forces avoid a tiring overland march by moving directly to Nadzab by air, which increased the importance of capturing Nadzab early.

Extending the survival theme further, DiCaprio devoted the bulk of his acceptance speech to an impassioned call to save the planet in the face of the global warming crisis, saying, "It is the most urgent threat facing our entire species and we need to work collectively and stop procrastinating".

Table 5 shows that 69% of the TARs have EST matches, and 43% of the TARs have matches in the human cDNA library, which further validated that the bulk of the novel transcripts identified from tiling arrays are real transcripts instead of experimental artefacts.

The further education sector delivers the bulk of current apprenticeships – almost 300,000 were studied last year – and it is battling critical skills shortages by training half of the country's apprentices in construction, manufacturing and engineering.