Sentence examples for further typically from inspiring English sources

Later philosophers went even further, typically regarding dreams, if not as a source of deception in Descartes' sense, then as a source of superstitious beliefs (Hobbes 1651; Kant 1766; Schopenhauer 1847).

Ultrasound may be helpful in guiding percutaneous biopsy of relatively superficial lesions but it does not help characterise lesions further, typically demonstrating lobulated, heterogeneous hypo-echoic lesions (Fig. 8) [15, 15].

Countless web archives and commercial companies I've spoken with tout monitoring hundreds of thousands or even millions of "news sources" but when pressed on the matter further, typically clarify that this is a count of the number of RSS feeds they are monitoring, rather than the number of news outlets.

Further typically, these establishments are thought to be vectors of crime and disorder, especially in poorer, ethnic neighborhoods.

Further, typically they do not purchase commercial insurance [ 12].

A further, typically hexameric, ring of ATP-dependent motor proteins stacks on one or both sides of the degradation chamber, where it unfolds substrate proteins and translocates them into the degradation chamber for proteolysis.

Further, revenue typically picks up in January, when Wall Street bonuses, however diminished from previous levels, start coming in.

We cook from scratch to make food go further and typically spend about £600 a month in supermarkets.

Further, cancer typically takes many years to develop in humans, so the theory that ezetimibe could cause cancer in a year or two is not plausible, they say.

In the last 10 years, European states have granted citizenship to about 6,000 people and residence permits to a further 100,000, typically in exchange for investments in government bonds and property.

The denial of reductionism is called "nonreductionism," according to which the facts about persons and personal identity consist in some further fact, typically a fact about Cartesian egos or souls.