Sentence examples for moreover failed from inspiring English sources
The same tribunal, moreover, failed to prosecute the most institutionalized form of sexual violence, the enslavement of "comfort women" by the Japanese Army.
The land was traditionally Klamath, however, and that tribe treated the Modoc as intruders; the U.S. government, moreover, failed in its treaty obligations to supply rations to the Modoc.
Polkinghorne (2005), moreover, failed to recognize that faculties such as language, conceptual thought and reason that enhanced survival, ability to cooperate or attractiveness to mates, could also find other, unexpected uses, such as theoretical physics or music.
Moreover, failed neuronal differentiation results in rapid and massive cell death as previous observed in other neuronal cell types.
Moreover, failed quit attempts lasting less than a week are quickly forgotten,[ 6] underlining the need for the frequent assessment of smoking key parameters, with cigarette dependence being the main determinant of the success of quit attempts [ 8].
The correlation between plasma ferritin and carnitine concentrations in this study was much weaker than that observed in the previous study [ 14], and moreover failed to be statistically significant.
The original Tononi-Sporns-Edelman measure C N (X) averages mutual information across bipartitions of the system (Figure1, left-hand figure); it is, however, extremely unwieldy to calculate in practice and, moreover, fails to capture information flow as expounded above.
The changes moreover fail to abolish one of the most onerous facets of kafala, the need for an employee to obtain his or her employer's consent to change jobs.
Moreover, fail-safety requirements can typically be satisfied by alternative load paths and redistribution provisions, thereby legitimizing the use of B-value allowables.
Moreover, a failed stint in self-employment is not exactly a plus for a résumé.
Moreover, they failed to develop a unified theoretical apparatus that would replace or supplement the orthodox theory.
