Further, voiced aspirated stops merged with unaspirated stops in Dardic; e.g., Kashmiri gur "horse" but Hindi ghoṛa; Kashmiri dɔd "milk" but Hindi dūdh.
He further voiced his displeasure with his current contract in a phone interview with the Chicago Tribune, commenting, "I can't go out and play this year making $445,000.
Though it rarely meets, the National Security Council gives the armed forces a further voice in politics.
With their fans giving further voice to their disenchantment with the club's owner, Mike Ashley, Newcastle were held to a goalless home draw by Bristol City – their second successive home stalemate.
In time, it may introduce further voice control for its content, including one day, the extended features it plans to add through additions like streaming news and more.
Although she wrote "went off very well" in her diary, Ferrier was disappointed with her performance, and concluded that she needed further voice training.
Playing things down even further, he voiced a series of concerns about the feasibility of the business of long distance ride-sharing there.
A further caution voiced by statisticians while interpreting the coefficient of correlation is that the existence of correlation between two variables does not necessarily show that one variable is caused by the other (Glass & Stanley 1970, p. 12; Hopkins & Glass 1978, p. 144; Glass & Hopkins 1984, p. 104; Brown & Rodgers, 2002, p. 190).
Magruder asked many of these questions, and board member Monica Ratliff, who was elected after the initial vote, delved into the matter further and voiced new concerns.
Taking it a step further, Martin voiced the opinion of what many Rikers opponents believe to be the best (and only) antidote to its hellish conditions: Shut the place down.
She goes further still, voicing the ultimate taboo: that we revel in the exciting end-times madness of climate change, and even perhaps wrecked the world as a perverse declaration of our power over it.
