Sentence examples for moreover made from inspiring English sources

Obama has, moreover, made climate change a national-security issue.

The current religious discourse in the Muslim world, moreover, made it appear that Islam had "lost its humanitarian nature".

As they receded from view, health took centre stage and continued to hog the limelight for almost a year.This saga, moreover, made ugly viewing.

That interest, moreover, made him into something of a prophet a few years ago, in 2004 to be exact, when he and Jesse Fried published a book titled "Pay Without Performance".

History, moreover, made no more sense; a culture was to be interpreted at one point in time, as if the age and the origin of the elements composing it were without importance.

His sense of guilt, moreover, made him vulnerable to the pressures of the Pan-Slav nationalists, who used the ailing and bigoted empress as their advocate when in 1876 Serbia became involved in war with the Ottoman Empire.

Totti did pass another career landmark last weekend, moreover, making his 600th Serie A appearance.

Moreover, making the job full time would make it impossible for some people to serve in municipal government, he said.

The will, moreover, makes no mention of the paintings, an omission that has been the source of much scholarly agitation.

High prices for Internet access, moreover, make downloading large amounts of data, as in music, prohibitively expensive for many people.

Moreover, making a film available both in theatres and on demand comes with few extra costs for distributors.