Sentence examples for it would besides from inspiring English sources

Such a "logically ideal language", as Russell at times called it, would, besides logical constants, consist only of words representing the constituents of atomic facts.

Much ado about something Driven out Slimming down Shredding the rules ReprintsFor Teva the merger would, besides bringing many economies of scale, allow it to put more effort into copying hard-to-make "biologics"—an increasingly important class of drugs that are manufactured inside animal cells or micro-organisms such as bacteria.

The Cast of Another Die "I just knew for a long time that sooner or later, somebody's going to have to stop it, somebody's going to have to say something, and I was always hoping it would be somebody besides me".

If confirmed, it would imply that besides suppressing initiation of the humoral immune response by inhibiting plasma cell formation, TCDD and similar compounds may disrupt the maintenance of the humoral response through destabilization of long-lived plasma cells.

However, it would be useful if, besides family history, histopathological markers could also be used to distinguish patients and families likely to carry a BRCA1/ 2 germline mutation from mutation-negative families and breast cancer patients in general.

"And besides, it would be useless.

The more he considered the idea, the more he thought that "this was the right side to be on"; besides, it would be "an intellectually challenging venture".

But he was used to the cold and, besides, it would have been dangerous to get into a car with him and drive up through the Kinaldy woods in the snow.

If MSNBC were really worried about coming off as impartial, don't you think it would have chosen somebody besides Mr. Olbermann, one of the most rabidly partisan figures in national news, to anchor its election coverage?

It would be rude, and besides he has a full-time handler for that.

In trying to determine exactly what these lights were, it would help if anyone besides Schee captured them on video, from other vantage points.