Sentence examples for furthermore shortly from inspiring English sources
Furthermore, shortly before the Iranian elections, in a first for an American president, Obama admitted the role of his country in the 1953 coup that overthrew the democratically elected prime minister Muhammad Mossadegh.
Furthermore, shortly after the codex was delivered, Ben-Zvi supplied the editors of the Hebrew Encyclopedia with incorrect information, which he had been given by Benayahu, regarding the number of pages.
Furthermore, shortly after the music release, an album success meet was held.
Furthermore, shortly before the day of surgery, the semi-urgent and urgent patients were scheduled in reserved urgent time slots that were not surgeon-specific.
Furthermore, like shortly discussed already, the first-stage input U1[z] = U[z] while for l > 1, U l [z] = El−1[z].
Furthermore, anxiety shortly after hospitalization for myocardial infarction has been reported as a strong predictor of recurrent myocardial infarction [ 2].
Furthermore, we will shortly attempt to rebuild our core servers, which will take down our entire system.
Furthermore we illustrate shortly how the calibrated model can be used to predict all spectra in an image in a pixel-wise manner, in order to visualize the predicted spatial astaxanthin distribution within the fish fillet.
Furthermore, in a paper shortly to appear in the Journal of NeuroVirology, Dr Daszak and Kevin Olival, a biologist at Columbia University, will say that these new viruses tend to be serious.
After his 1963 expedition, he was too exhausted emotionally and physically to organize another one, and furthermore, early in 1964, shortly after writing "The Treasure of the Great Reef," which describes the expedition, he received, out of the blue, a letter from Stanley Kubrick that was the genesis of "2001".
The sentencing judge, Mr Justice Silber told Lund [36Kb PDF]: "If you had not agreed to suffocate your wife, she would have committed suicide very shortly afterwards". Furthermore, medical evidence showed that the overdose would have killed her, without medical intervention.
