Sentence examples for furthered for from inspiring English sources
Feyerabend is here referring to Popper's approach to the epistemology of science, which he himself followed and furthered for quite a while.
Application of the modified lignin in combination with TEOS could be furthered for the production of advanced biodegradable, eco-friendly biomaterials with tailored properties for making biofilters or biomembranes, which could be utilized for removal of several other environmental pollutants or eliminating the chance of bacterial contaminants.
Americans suggest the reason they collect so much data about call-records from countries in Europe is that they are looking for suspected terrorist plots and that they share what they find with national intelligence agencies so they can then follow them up (this is the same justification that the NSA has furthered for collecting some domestic call record data within the US).
The expression was induced by 1 m IPTG, and the culture was furthered for 3 h.
This was the same rational LBJ who fought for Americans' civil rights, who boosted public broadcasting into prominence, who brought Medicare and Medicaid to life, who worked tirelessly for the environment (his wife Lady Bird at one point all but eradicated roadside billboards in Texas) and furthered education for all.
In both cases, the enhanced relevance and power of genomic comparisons have, in turn, furthered demand for still more sequence data, with the goal of comparing entire genomes.
Existing monthly meetings and social networks of local chapters of healthcare organizations (Association for Professionals in Infection Control and Epidemiology, California Association of Health Facilities) furthered opportunities for such networking.
In the days ahead, you will be reviewing how far we have come - and what we must do to mobilise universal support for a new global vision for children, furthered by partnerships built on trust and co-operation.
He shamelessly suggested that President Obama harbored a sympathetic attitude toward terrorists and furthered his call for an absolute ban on Muslim immigration without providing any concrete specifics on how such bans would have prevented the killer, who was an American citizen, from carrying out his sinister plan.
La mission civilisatrice — France's civilizing mission — was nevertheless started in Russia, and furthered by a wave of French celebrity émigrés fleeing the very event for which thinkers like Diderot were held responsible: the revolution.
