Sentence examples for going to do further from inspiring English sources

Now, the challenge going forward is that we've now made some big cuts, and if we're going to do further deficit reduction, the only way to do it is in a balanced and responsible way.

"Whatever the merits of the various claims, this dispute and the attempt to install an inexperienced council and to reinstate Susan are only going to do further harm to the Royal Institution's chances of survival".

She said it would allow mountaintop mining "to continue on as it has for the last several years, with the stipulation that E.P.A. is apparently going to do further work on the size of the valley fills".

"There's a pretty straightforward way of doing this, and that is to set the debt ceiling aside, we pay our bills and then we have a vigorous debate about how we're going to do further deficit reduction in a balanced way," he said at the final news conference of his first term, devoted largely to the coming debt-ceiling crisis.

PRESIDENT OBAMA: Well, look, Chuck, there -- there are -- there's a pretty straightforward way of doing this, and that is to set the debt ceiling aside, we pay our bills and then we have a vigorous debate about how we're going to do further deficit reduction in a balanced way.

"They look the same as those produced in vivo [in the living] and now we are going to do further studies on the biochemistry and epigenetics of these cells," Dr Perrard said.Dr Durand said the French team will be using the sperm of rats produced in the bioreactor to test if there are any defects in the offspring before moving to trials on human sperm.

I wanted to get a second opinion on my stomach to make sure everything is O.K. and that I'm not going to do any further damage to my stomach if I do opt to go back and take medication".

"All this is going to do is further demoralize agents and create a disincentive to agents to go out there and do their job," he said.

"We are not going to do something that further harms a school system that is already fragile," Ms. Weingarten said in an interview last night.

"But when it comes to the top 2 percent, what I'm not going to do is extend further a tax cut for folks who don't need it, which would cost close to a trillion dollars," Mr. Obama said.

I would be careful not to add a threat by saying, "I'm not going to do that and further, I'm going to report this to Human Resources".