Sentence examples for furthermore unpleasant from inspiring English sources

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Furthermore, unpleasant mammogram-related experiences have been associated with decreased likelihood of returning for annual breast cancer screening [ 24, 25].

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Furthermore, pleasant or unpleasant odours may induce mild changes in mood, arousal, or cognition and may even reduce muscle tension.

Furthermore, they overlook the unpleasant alternatives to a Sanders presidency: a hawkish Hillary Clinton or a rabidly militaristic Republican in the White House.

Furthermore, VEs can be unpleasant, intrusive and embarrassing for women, and are associated with the risk of introducing infection.

(Whew. Didn't that feel good?) We believe that everyone must work, that there is something noble -- moral -- about work, and furthermore that work must be unpleasant and something done against our will, but why?

Furthermore, you risk building up an unpleasant association between baths and painful skin-tugging.

Furthermore, none of the subjects reported any unpleasant signs and symptoms related to the residual scar.

Furthermore, GERD may prevent sleep because of unpleasant reflux symptoms.

Furthermore, anti-arrhythmic drugs themselves can cause unpleasant side effects, including worsening arrhythmia, dizziness, and photosensitivity.

Furthermore, amplitudes were significantly higher for the unpleasant pictures relatively to pleasant ones only for the female group (t(13) = 2.73, P = 0.017) (Fig.  5).

Furthermore, they experienced that yoga program decreased tensions, unpleasant sensations, blocks and locked-up feelings, as well as the experience of better control over their feelings.

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