Sentence examples for furthermore i think from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, I think we all benefitted from listening to Alfie Packham speak.
Furthermore, I think there will be more billions, maybe twice as many, of what we call smart telephones".
Furthermore, I think it is hard to relate Sadah to the wider context of Pakistan because of the different cultures that are involved.
Furthermore, I think paying it any attention at all, outside of France, is the behaviour of a nation lacking culinary confidence.
Furthermore, I think that in India it was probably the traders and merchants from the bania caste who conducted business under the sprawling banyan trees that gave it its name, not the Portuguese.Murali Reddy Lake Hiawatha, New JerseySIR – It is refreshing to see a return to the image of the banyan tree as a place where people gather and learn.
Furthermore, "I think it [enrolment in physics] was the right choice personally because I do focus on academics quite a lot" (08).
Furthermore, while I think that APIs are creative efforts, they are merely components of the bigger picture.
Furthermore, I dont think Roberts would want an issue this controversial to be decided by one vote.
Furthermore, I would think that many women today, of all sexual, gender, and racial identities and religious backgrounds, may find difficulty in Ephesians 5 22: "Wives, be submissive to your husbands, as to the Lord.
Furthermore, I hardly think it's accurate to call Steve Schmidt an "old man," and, in terms of influence, I have to believe that Meghan McCain is aware that "Head of day to day operations, McCain/Palin 2008" was higher up the campaign org-chart than "author of McCainBlogette".
Furthermore, when I thought about my own family, something about White's critique of Kemalism felt familiar: the sense of embattlement and paranoia.
