Sentence examples for moreover right from inspiring English sources

Moreover, right now Verizon's FiOS service, which runs fiber optic cables to customers' homes, is by far the largest provider of Internet service that meets the 100-megabits-per-second hurdle.

Moreover, right behind the economy come two crucial issues they worry about every day: education (including the rising cost of university) and health care.On health care, Mr Obama has a strong case to make.

Moreover, right now it's both killing innocent people and leading to indictments against police officers who otherwise, with much better training and self-restraint, would still be on the beat and doing their jobs.

Moreover, right ventricle overload might have also contributed to the dysfunction of LV [ 4].

Moreover, right hemisphere dominance in right-handed individuals has been suggested for vestibular cortical processing [1].

Moreover, right HG duplications were also more frequent than left ones (L1/R2 vs. L2/R1, 39.4 and 30.8 %, respectively, p < 3.10−2, McNemar's test, Fig.  3).

Moreover, right-wing politicians have made it their mission to spark fear amongst the American public, allowing them to implement inhumane measures against Mexican migrants and Hispanics in this country.

Moreover, right-handers showed a larger proportion of matches vs mismatches between their dominant hand and the hand used by the imagined agent compared to left-handers (χ2 = 27.177 [Continuity Correction Applied, from now on: CCA], d.f. = 1, p<0.001).

Moreover, the right medial segment of the right lower lobe was near-totally occluded with what appeared to be mucosal and submucosal swelling, which was again extensively biopsied and a lumen was reestablished.

Moreover, radical right parties are fast approaching electoral, ideological, and therefore political dominance within these right-wing blocs in several European countries (e.g. Denmark, Netherlands, Sweden) -- not to speak of the radical right transformation of East Central European right-wing parties like Fidesz in Hungary and Law and Justice (PiS) in Poland.

The Howe brothers, moreover, were right to expect widespread support for a British Empire that had long championed Protestantism, commerce and liberty.