Sentence examples for is a further testimony from inspiring English sources
The phrase "is a further testimony" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when you want to indicate that something serves as additional evidence or support for a claim or argument. Example: "The recent study on climate change is a further testimony to the urgent need for environmental action."
Mr. Bacanovic's steadfast refusal to succumb to the relentless pressure from prosecutors and break ranks with Ms. Stewart is a further testimony to his loyalty, his friends say.
This pronounced activity is a further testimony to the potentials of CPHE-AgNPs in combating multidrug-resistant isolates, which would be of immense application in biomedical industry.
The poor morphology of LLRs is a further testimony of a 'different' type of auditory processing at the cortical level as a sequel of early onset OM.
But last year there was to be a further twist when testimony given to the ICC's anti-corruption unit by the self-confessed match-fixer Lou Vincent was leaked.
They are going to carry this baby to a full term as a further testimony of their commitment to life".
He said Mr. Schlein's testimony had been "a further reaffirmation of the truth".
The cycling performance at a higher current density of 1.0 A g−1 is further testimony to the electrochemical stability of the hierarchical structure during the lithiation/delithiation processes (Fig. S7).
Immediately visiting the country and the school where so many kids were insanely slaughtered by the Taliban is further testimony to his bottle, a commodity he has always had inside the ring and out.
Yet it is further testimony to Arab influence that the taste for anise spirits extends across the Mediterranean and beyond.
The removal of the equally brutal Gaddafi from Libya, and the subsequent disintegration of that state, is further testimony to the misjudgment of European politicians.
In nearby Marvão, the still-impregnable fortress is further testimony to human ingenuity and the longevity of the world outside the bond markets.
