Sentence examples for furthermore it argues from inspiring English sources
See id. at 39. Furthermore, it argues that Arizona would improperly supersede federal law by relegating federal determinations of work-authorization status to a rebuttable presumption.
Furthermore, it argues that practical applications (with complexity constraints, one-to-many architectures, and nonstationary sources and channels) can be better served by joint source/channel decoders.
Furthermore, it argues that the future jihadi movement will contain a large number of jihadi actors whose relationships will span cooperative, competitive, or mixed engagements, with implications for the movement as a whole.
Furthermore it argues for schools to become community "development hubs"; incorporating both local access to education and also to programmes for nutrition, ICT, health education and other services, outside of school hours.
Furthermore, it argued, the offering comes as investor appetites for hedge funds in general and listed vehicles in particular are growing.
Furthermore, it argued that the use of the word empire was "anachronistic and insensitive, an inappropriate symbol for today's Britain" with overtones of imperial domination for citizens with roots in former colonies.
Furthermore, it argued that important underground facilities such as the Airport Railway Extended Overrun Tunnel would be affected, saying a natural curvature of the track was required.
By avoiding discussions of specific symptoms, it released proponents of lay cancer education from the charge that they encouraged self-diagnosis; furthermore, it argued (optimistically) that the public could be taught to use health services in a rational way.
Furthermore, it is argued that some of the assumptions behind the project design were faulty.
Furthermore, it is argued that dmax imposed by pipe turbulence alone may be of limited practical significance, since the time required to achieve it may be unrealistically long, and its influence on the evolving distribution rather unimportant.
Furthermore, it is argued that uncatalyzed sulfite oxidation is to be recommended as a model reaction for mass transfer studies as an alternative to cobalt-catalyzed sulfite oxidation at low cobalt catalyst concentrations.
