Sentence examples for moreover argues from inspiring English sources
Moreover, argues the paper, physical systems governed by causal entropic forces exhibit intelligent behavior.
Moreover, argues J. Marshall Unger, a professor of Japanese at Ohio State University, how can you be sure writing -- and not some other cultural feature -- is responsible?
Moreover, argues William Gumede, author of a book on Mr Mbeki and the ANC, these ineffectual reactions to Mr Zuma's fall show that the ANC's trade union and communist allies have lost influence.
Moreover, argues Pietro Nivola, the head of the Brookings Institution's Centre on Governance, the contrast between welfare reform, which was decentralised, and gay marriage, which is going the other way, suggests something depressing: that when politicians really care about something, as Republicans do with moral issues, they want to control and centralise it.
Moreover, argues Robert Wright, an economics professor at Stirling University, Scottish employers will find it harder to recruit young workers, pushing down productivity.All this implies that, relative to the rest of Britain, the Scots will pay fewer taxes into the British treasury and make more demands on it.
Moreover, argues McKim, such tentativeness in the face of diversity has an important payoff.
Moreover, arguing that God exists because many cosmic mysteries remain is intellectually lazy in the extreme.
Moreover, arguing as in [15, 18], we have the following results.
We moreover argue that Blue Moon reweighting also becomes an issue for first-order dynamical systems (e.g., Brownian motion).
Moreover, arguing as in statement (i), we can easily prove that determine a positive fuzzy number such that (3.24) holds.
In this context, Dhir et al. (2013) moreover argued that Twitter is a good tool to enhance relationships and communication between students and teacher(s).
