Sentence examples for furthermore temporary from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, temporary in-work support via earnings disregards and supplementary basic income schemes have proven to be successful by randomized controlled trials in Canada (see Michalopoulos 2005) and by a quasi-experiment in Germany (see Spermann and Strotmann 2005).

Furthermore, temporary residence prohibits any legal channel for family reunification.

Furthermore, temporary obstruction at the biliary opening site due to edema in the duodenal bulb caused by chronic ulceration and/or inflammation is another possibility in many patients.

Furthermore, temporary residents may be at increased risk of poor health because of the physical and psychological stresses involved in migration, resettlement and adaptation to a new community and a new life.

Furthermore, a temporary seismic network composed of 52 stations had been deployed in and around the focal region by the Japan Nuclear Energy Safety Organization (JNES) since 6 months before the mainshock occurrence.

In contrast to (e_{T}), (e_{P}) happens to be contractible and is determined by Nash bargaining jointly with the wage.8 Furthermore, unlike temporary jobs which are kept alive until their termination date, permanent jobs are subject to an exogenous destruction rate, denoted as (delta ).

Furthermore, in Mexico, temporary disturbances in output are usually accompanied by temporary reductions in consumption, since a substantial share of the population is credit-constrained and the social safety net is generally weak.

Furthermore, even in temporary stabilisation of comminuted or unstable fractures, simple anteromedially applied frames cannot sometimes achieve the degree of stability necessary to offer pain relief and soft tissue control.

"Furthermore, once the temporary five-year permit comes to term, we will remove the concrete," he explained.

Furthermore, employed female temporary migrants are more likely than males to remit something back to the original household.

Furthermore, the incidence of temporary contracts among women is higher than among men.