Sentence examples for in still further from inspiring English sources

If the market allows and encourages Tesco, Lord Sugar and other powerful interested parties to peer at us through their screens, the invisible wall closes in still further.

For years, I inserted myself in families, affixed myself to a regular seat at their dinner tables, loved their children as I would my own and leaned in still further when I heard 'Auntie' Gila.

In still further cases, among symbiotic mutualists, it is explained by vertical transmission (co-dispersal) (Ewald 1987) or partner discrimination (Noë 2001; Kiers et al. 2011; Archetti et al. 2011).

People are now aware that the medical profession can sometimes be economical with the truth.' Last week, the ongoing inquiry into the Bristol heart babies scandal opened the way for parents of 60 brain-damaged children to launch multimillion pound claims against the NHS, which will rocket the amount paid out in compensation still further in the next financial year.

The US missile attack on a Syrian government airbase risks escalating the war in Syria still further.

Manufacturing now only represents a small proportion of national output, and it will diminish in importance still further when the Office for National Statistics releases data for the National Accounts on Wednesday.

The Ministry of Public Security reported that "mass incidents" -- as they are referred to officially -- rose from 8,700 in 1993 to 32,000 in 1999 and still further to 50,000 in 2002.

Blankenhorn firmly believes that "re-defining marriage to include gay and lesbian couples would eliminate entirely in law, and weaken still further in culture, the basic idea of a mother and father for every child".

Renal sEH expression was attenuated in 5/6-Nx mice but cAUCB in these animals still further increased the EET-level.

The number of cells in the SAM was reduced still further in the eal-1/eal-3 suggestingsting reduced cell-division ability in the eal-1/eal-3 SAM.

The music's use in popular and film music, Brown says, lowered its esteem in their eyes still further.