Sentence examples for in addition to the often from inspiring English sources

Hawaii's varied topography includes misty plateaus, craggy ocean cliffs, tropical coastal areas, lava deserts, and fern and bamboo forests, in addition to the often snow-capped peak of Mauna Kea.

In addition to the often suggested causes for extinction in small, isolated patches, i.e. increased sensitivity to environmental and demographic stochasticity, constrained habitat selection may lead to an increase in extinction probability of populations when a large fraction of the individuals occur in low-quality habitat.

In addition to the often discussed $700 billion Trouble Asset Relief Program, we put even more money on the line by guaranteeing the debts of Fannie Mae, Freddie Mac, Bear Sterns and Citigroup, among others.

In addition to the often rather specialized foliage-gleaning birds such as warblers, dietary preferences of some tree trunk gleaners such as Dendrocopos major (great spotted woodpecker) and Sitta europaea (European nuthatch) might further enhance herbivory control, as they have also been found to glean caterpillars off leaves [36].

In addition to the often small samples, studies of patient health outcomes in rare diseases using observational data face other important challenges.

16 17 In addition to the often small samples, studies using observational data to assess patient health outcomes in rare diseases face important challenges.

In addition to the often-cited cetaceans, there is evidence of other species having complex communication systems.

In addition to the often-cited "strong government employment base" which keeps the market strong, there are also a lot of out-of-town buyers looking for property in the nation's capital.

Ms. Schellenberg said she was worried about attacks against left-wing politicians in addition to the more-often-reported violence against immigrants and their German-born children.

7, 8 In addition to the pervasive pain often reported by patients, other concomitant symptoms often include cognitive defects, sleep disturbance, fatigue, and soreness of joints, muscles, and tendons.

In addition to the C.B.O., one often hears attacks on the Congressional Research Service, the Joint Committee on Taxation and the Government Accountability Office.