Sentence examples for further to think from inspiring English sources

Answering these questions required learners to use the given MERs in an integrated manner and further, to think on the underlying process/concept being depicted through these MERs.

Teachers encourage their students to push a little further, to think outside the box, and leave their children knowing what it feels like to have a true advocate in their corner.

By building a perceptual awareness of the surroundings and creating a network, we can use the original functions of the elements that already exist We can then expand this concept further to think about the city itself becoming a huge artistic space, by using digital technology and leaving the functions of the city in their original form".

Under these circumstances, the interest for educators becomes not just to prepare practitioners for today's world of health care but to ensure that graduates look further to think about and make positive and active contributions to a valued form of health care practice into the future.

I have had no further time to think about service changes and what impact they might have.

Besides my devastation at not being able to make the alternate portmanteau "Swiddleston" happen, I am further saddened to think that these two celebrities might no longer be interested in dating for our amusement.

After answering these questions, each group should share their ideas with the class, who should then prompt them with further questions to think about in addressing this particular need.

After an initial list was constructed, participants were then further prompted to think of other individuals they may have forgotten to list; here participants were asked to specifically think about their friends and family members and other people with whom they've had sex, used drugs together, lived, hung out or worked.

I don't think it can go much further; some seem to think that adjusted plus-minus will be figured out but I'm not seeing it.

Now Mr. Mooney is going further, asking people to think of Disney as a brand of luxury clothing, expensive home furnishings and hip jewelry.

We further encourage instructors to think about how these heuristics apply at different structural levels.