Sentence examples for moreover may have from inspiring English sources
New technologies, moreover, may have unintended consequences.
Voters, moreover, may have difficulty reconciling the positions the candidate is advancing with their impressions of what it means to be a Democrat or Republican on Capitol Hill.
The state of the economy invalidates corporate leadership that was not prepared for and moreover may have contributed to the mess we are in.
The only reason anyone noticed this discrepancy was that the gap happened to encompass the country's most populous city.This episode, moreover, may have been a fluke.
Total migration has been positive for California since 1996.California's domestic out-migration, moreover, may have a simpler cause than dysfunctional government or high taxes.
Private Japanese collectors, moreover, may have been concerned that the controversy surrounding the sale to Mr. Bond had cast enough doubt on the value of the painting to make resale difficult, an issue not of import to a museum.
Moreover, people may have to use them indefinitely.
Moreover, he may have been listening to these complaints in recent weeks.
Moreover, researchers may have looked at the wrong muscles, he said.
In the rugged male culture and "purity" of the Arabian desert, moreover, he may have found homoerotic interest.
Moreover, consumers may have an emotional investment in seeing this caring work performed by people rather than machines.
