Sentence examples for moreover cut from inspiring English sources

But then the loosely secular activist-alliance was dismayed to realise that the organised, overbearing and intolerant Muslim Brotherhood were about to hijack their gains; they were the only ones in a position to capitalise from any new elections, and had moreover cut a deal with the army to enforce their own legitimacy.

Moreover, cuts at his papers, according to the editors, do not affect editorial budgets; the savings, as James Harding at the Times puts it, are "to invest in the future of our journalism".

Moreover, cuts can sometimes salvage a struggling enterprise, along with at least some jobs, he notes, whereas a refusal to contemplate them often dooms the entire firm, along with all its employees.Rich boy makes goodAll this is true, although not the sort of thing most political campaigns like to dwell on, especially with unemployment at 8.5%.

Moreover, cut-off scores for the Chinese population are not known.

Moreover, cut-introduction potentially compresses proofs, which can also be seen as programs according to the (extrapolated) Curry Howard isomorphism.

Moreover, cut-off values were not reported in some studies, and those that were reported were inconsistent among studies, which may have reduced the power for detecting a real association.

Moreover, banks cut their biggest customers the best deals.

Stoke's goalkeeper Thomas Sorensen had more joy using the long ball than his Hull counterpart Boaz Myhill Moreover, having cut short Marlon King's loan from Wigan in the wake of a bitter row between Brown and the striker, they then borrowed Manucho, an ­ineffective centre-forward, from ­Manchester United.

Moreover, γ cuts the straight line at the points.

Moreover, costs were cut down from $915 to $495 per candidate.

Moreover, the optimal cut off points we recommended in this study for FPCS and EWA showed a balance of sensitivity and specificity for the identification of coronary risk factors in both genders (Table 3).