Events, moreover, propelled Dante into further opposition to papal policies.
Moreover, it is my hope that the Court's action will propel all people of goodwill, irrespective of race, creed or gender, to become active politically.
Moreover, historical asides are inseparable from the books' larger narratives, so as you're propelled through the story, the sensation is like riding a wave that's somehow moving away from shore, with the water beneath you growing deeper and more shadowed as your speed increases.
Moreover, Mr. Gaddis's learned and graceful reflections on all of these questions are deeply humane, propelled by the conviction that only by sustaining a historical consciousness can we know where we should want to go.
Moreover, notwithstanding worries about a "jobless recovery," employment growth in the sector has exploded in recent years, propelled by social media, virtual reality and artificial intelligence booms — to the point that employment in the sector has been growing by 5.5 to 6percentt a year at a time when the economy as a whole has been growing by less than 2percentt a year.
Moreover, improv teaches you how to fill the gap of uncertainty with momentum by offering a statement or question that propels the relationship between customer and provider forward.
Moreover, as shown in Fig. 1, the oven is usually provided with air vents which allow the air propelled by a fan to flow through the heating chamber; thus, in combination with a proper surface temperature control, the operator can adjust the air flow to prevent pipe burnout during the process.
Ask: What propels movements forward?
Moreover, they say, such plans could shift the focus of Mexico's immigration efforts toward law enforcement, and away from complicated economic initiatives to address the poverty that propels the steady Mexican exodus.
Moreover, with 80percentt of its imports from outside the euro zone -- mainly Britain and the United States -- the euro's sharp fall against the dollar and the pound has propelled overall inflation still higher, Mr. McClaughlin said.
The Vatican, moreover, has never made it mandatory for bishops around the world to report molesters to the civil authorities, or to alert parishes and communities where the abusive priests worked — information that often propels more victims to step forward.
