Sentence examples for further we might from inspiring English sources

"So far we don't have any debris on the tracks but I've been told if the building collapses further, we might".

Further, we might wish to embrace the notion of an arms-length relationship between the ordering and performing physician, as there is ample evidence that self-referral does result in increased use of these technologies.

Further, we might hope that our attempts to find a rigorous and exceptionless definition will help us to better understand the feature itself.

Following the Christian reception of Ibn Gabirol's text further, we might note that whole groups of medieval Christian philosophers assumed the text to have been written in particular by an Augustinian Christian.

8. Further, we might hold that the theory of direct reference is merely an empirical theory about natural language, and that even if it is true, there are other possible languages in which a name spelled and pronounced like 'Petrarch' is a disguised description meaning the same as 'the famous humanist most closely associated in α with the Italian Renaissance'.

Further, we might detect a chronology in genomic reorganization during tumorigenesis.

A News Corp spokesman would only say that the company was "not going into any further actions we might take".

"While the settlement goes further than we might have wanted," Mr. Gates said, "we believe that settling this case now is the right thing to do to help the industry, and the economy, to move forward".

We will also be consulting with the NUJ as to what further steps we might have to propose if we do not achieve the right level of take-up for the planned VR scheme.

Rowley said: "We are also considering what further measures we might put in place to enhance the security of police officers, given some of the deliberate targeting of the police we have seen in a number of countries across Europe and the world.

The alert to police in Britain was announced by the national policing lead for counter-terrorism, assistant commissioner Mark Rowley, who said: "We are also considering what further measures we might put in place to enhance the security of police officers, given some of the deliberate targeting of the police we have seen in a number of countries across Europe and the world.