Sentence examples for might further have from inspiring English sources

Thomas might further have believed (as he implied by his "high-tech lynching" remark) that he was the victim of a double standard — that actions which white liberals might have found unseemly but irrelevant in the case of a white nominee were being used to disqualify him because he is black and conservative.

This observation led us to conclude that there was physical interaction between NTD125 and this interaction might further have stabilized p53 at higher temperatures (Fig. 1c, i iv).

The high accessibility of health care in most participating countries might further have induced very early medical intervention avoiding the development of 'severe sepsis' or early admission with sepsis development only on the ward.

Benefits from the CAS system might further have increased, had the equipment been more accessible for the students, or if we had used an auscultation mannequin in addition [ 11].

The MSCI's index of Asia-Pacific shares outside Japan fell 1% and might have fallen further had several Asian markets not been closed.

The shares might have dropped further had it not announced a $1.5 billion share buyback, which raises the total stock buyback for the year to $2 billion.

For example, Alexander complains that Locke might have gone further had he applied his observations regarding the continuity of mental experience to substance (Alexander 1908: 52).

I might further mention that inspectors have found at another site a laboratory quantity of thiodiglycol, a mustard gas precursor.

We would never know; studying her further might have settled the question, but in cemeteries we adopt the policy of never looking back.

The interval between the birth of their first child and follow-up was 7−16 years, allowing time for intercurrent episodes that further might have compromised spermatogenesis.

However, it might be of general interest and might have further applications, since it also applies to FEM and higher dimensions even with the same proof.