Sentence examples for is further testimony from inspiring English sources
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.
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.
The show is a small, one-room affair, but it is brimming with ideas and is further testimony to the richness of Zelenkova's dark imagination, which draws on the writings of Freud, Rimbaud and Bataille as much as any visual touchstones.
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).
Vestiges such as the stumpy wings of flightless birds, and the hairs that prickle on human skin just like the rising hackles on furry mammals, are further testimony to our shared origins.
A batch of articles this week in the Southwestern College SWCC) student newspaper The Sun are further testimony to the turmoil at the California college, where a financial crunch has begotten a full-blown free speech crisis.
17– 19 In summary, the data shown here are further testimony to the applicability of NIRS for age grading of An. gambiae s.s.s
Furthermore, the small number of patients who failed to complete all the planned therapy, and the high mean dose delivered are further testimony to the applicability of this treatment in routine practice.
The existence and widespread use of the community's web-based social networking tool was further testimony to the extent to which these young women and the rest of the community were "global citizens in local states" [ 57].
