These benefits accrue, moreover, not just to the promisees who receive them directly but also to promisors who desire to be able to give firm assurances in order to increase the value of their promises and hence of what they can demand in exchange for them.
Moreover, TEs can accrue rapidly after polyploid and hybrid speciation events [ 10, 11].
Moreover, the benefits of affirmative action accrue to many people who did not directly feel the consequences of those actions.
Moreover, the model's benefits may accrue to lesser- and higher-income households alike.
Moreover, the benefits of marriage don't accrue as readily for African-Americans as for other groups precisely because of their economic instability.
It seems clear that, towards the end of the decade, Themistocles had begun to accrue enemies, and had become arrogant; moreover his fellow citizens had become jealous of his prestige and power.
Moreover, there's no telling what serendipitous fortune will accrue to you by pursuing your real research desire in your current lab.
Moreover, the benefit of standard plans and negotiated prices accrue to anyone who buys individual health insurance.
Moreover, relatives' prayers for the deceased are believed to accrue sawāb (blessing) to the deceased person's account with God, which will be weighed up on the Day of Judgment.
Moreover, revenue collection (from tolls) and investments in infrastructure improvement accrue over time.
