Sentence examples for furthermore would be from inspiring English sources

It was apparent to Gilbert that a lot of the answers the good lady was conscientiously taking down were plain spoofs, and it occurred to him that a teenager couldn't be kidded so easily, and, furthermore, would be more effective in getting his fellow-teenagers to talk freely.

This dream bill, furthermore, would be a bi-partisan affair.

While it is possible that a uORF of less than 20 codons could encode a functional peptide, ORFs longer than this are potentially easier to identify as conserved between species and furthermore would be more amenable to subsequent experimental validation.

Using a long, 34 min resting state scan per subject we hypothesized that we could investigate the ECPs not only on group, but also on a single subject level, and, furthermore, would be able to assess the temporal stability of these ECPs within a subject.

If this outcome were to be confirmed in humans, then supplementation of highly processed foods with grape PPs may prove to be a promising strategy to stem the tide of chronic metabolic diseases, which, furthermore, would be quite easy to implement, since PPs are currently marketed in the form of dyes and tannins that can be used safely in relatively large amounts in sugary foods (11).

Furthermore, would-be specialists do their compulsory residency in accredited hospitals.

Furthermore, it would be physically quite graceless for the men to remain shoulder to shoulder with their arms akimbo.

Furthermore it would be hard to get rid of second-hand cabs that looked different from regular cars.

Furthermore, they would be forced to invest in new capacity to replace the old sources.

"Furthermore, it would be disastrous for a public figure of your standing who has articulated a commitment to education and social justice".

Furthermore it would be very important to link together all the various parts of a patient's record held in different organisations so that clinicians can get a clear, holistic view of the patient prior to making diagnosis.