Sentence examples for further to argue from inspiring English sources

Others have gone even further, to argue for fundamental links between the 19th-century German culture that Furtwängler cherished and National Socialism.

Realists go on further to argue that states are unitary actors that seek power both as a means and as an end.

The Hungarian prime minister, Viktor Orbán, went further to argue that the sanctions were like "shooting oneself in the foot" because they inflict more harm on Europe than Russia.

I will go further to argue that the global expression of the novel in English in the 20th and 21st centuries is so polyvalent, multifarious and downright impressive that it provides most readers with more than enough to be going on with.

Some might take that definition further, to argue that the senses should be defined by the types of receptors we have; a different sensor means a different sense.

Helsloot and Ruitenberg (2004) go further to argue that the flow of information prior to and during disasters should be directed at the average citizen, because they are major actors in rescue and relief.

"Those who wish to hold forth to the public by this means often take steps to disguise their authorship, but it is in my judgment a significantly further step to argue, if others are able to deduce their identity, that they should be restrained by law from revealing it," said Eady.

Third, Leibniz is further able to argue that the quantity of vis viva rather than the quantity of motion is conserved.

In this article, we marshal further literature data to argue that the metabolic and cardiovascular side effects of antipsychotics are primarily mediated by their ability to block peripheral dopamine receptors, which physiologically modulate sympathetic activity.

There seemed no point to argue further.

Piazza was ejected and had to be restrained from trying to argue further with Wegner.