Sentence examples for further there would from inspiring English sources

Further, there would be a strong case for harmonizing S.C.C. charges with existing domestic climate regulations to ensure that the carbon policies operate as efficiently as possible.

"They implied that if we could make that happen, they would reward us and if we wanted to go even further, there would be even more reward.

If stock prices did not rise much further, there would be a "neutral or negative" impact on the economy once the effects of the earlier stock prices wore off, but that would "take some time," the minutes said.

The Debtor argues that, because there is no evidence to substantiate the claims in the Adversary Proceeding, the Creditors Committee's likely recovery, if any, would be minimal and, further, there would be no funds available to pay the unsecured creditors' minimal judgment after payment of the large amount of secured and priority claims against the Debtor.

Although the lorries would have to travel further, there would be a similar length of road to construct to link existing highways; the income from 90,000 annual tourists to these and other connected game parks would be protected; and five to eight times as many people would benefit from links to trade in a more populated region of the country, they say.

Further there would not have been an article without Jan-Åke Nilssons statistical contribution- thank you.

If the idea made it further, there'd be even more papers".

However, we believe that even by extending the list of studied genes by further candidates there would be no guarantee that further players will be identified.

Indeed, she went further, saying there would now be business opportunities for EU companies in the realm of data protection.

Even if an island were further out, there would be grounds for a nation to claim new land within 200 miles of their coast under the UN-established Law of the Sea.

We think if we make further thorough investigations there would be more people who could be confirmed as abductees".