Sentence examples for furthermore at a time from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, at a time when Californians could least afford it, the Clinton Administration's 1993 budget "reforms" weighed even more heavily against the state.

Furthermore, at a time when a wave of popular uprisings is sweeping the Arab region, demanding freedoms, social justice and democracy, it is quite telling, if largely expected, to see Israel -- and the US government -- in such a panic and uproar, standing on the wrong side of history, with despots and authoritarian regimes against the people.

Furthermore, at a time of market liberalisation and globalisation, Article 207 sets out the principles of the common commercial policy applicable to trade in agricultural products.

Furthermore, each factor-at-a-time experiment is repeated a sufficient number of times such that the desired trade-off between simulation run length and accuracy of results was achieved.

Furthermore, at all time points after application (6, 12, and 24 h) oligomycin robustly reduced apoptosis levels induced by ErPC3 (by 90, 91, and 76%, respectively).

Furthermore, it comes at a time when Storybricks has finally closed a round of funding (or at least is ready to talk about it).

Furthermore, he was at a time in his life where "getting back to his roots, to get back to science again" felt right.

Furthermore, at this time, an accepted common WAMS architecture or standardized approach for developing a WAMS does not exist [8].

Furthermore, using a time course directed at capturing STAT3 phosphorylation, we hypothesized that we would observe an increase in p-STAT3 specifically in the SC population coinciding with an increase in SC number.

Furthermore, at the time being, a fully comprehensive adaptation plan has yet to be developed, which is urgent considering that even those respondents who recognise the need to adjust their forest management practices to meet the needs for adaptation for climate change, do not know how to adapt to these changes.

"Furthermore, it was written at a time of growing anti-Semitism when Hitler was coming to power, and so it is highly apologetic.