Sentence examples for moreover suggest from inspiring English sources
The relatively low attendances for Europa League games, moreover, suggest that for a lot of fans Thursday night is not a football night.
Polls, moreover, suggest that it enjoys considerable public backing, even in Scotland.But as Robert Hazell, author of "The English Question", points out, technically there is no such thing as an "English law".
The Social Security data, moreover, suggest that a lack of women during men's teenage years still haunts their health decades later.The average white American male who was 65 in 1993 could expect to live another 15 years.
Some of these indicators moreover suggest that global growth will strengthen, albeit modestly, in the period immediately ahead.In particular, he cites the fact that the global composite purchasing managers' index is at 55, well above the 50 level that indicates stagnation; bank lending growth is picking up in the United States; and capital goods orders have also picked up.
The combined data moreover suggest an interaction between prosody and syntax in a later time window during sentence comprehension.
Their findings moreover suggest that a sizeable majority of these marriages involves a spouse from Hong Kong, Macao, or Taiwan or an overseas Chinese partner from another country.
The genesis of the story moreover suggests a strong spasm of jealousy and even hate, including a fantasy of homicide.
At first, the campaign issued a blanket denial; a key campaign aide, moreover, suggested to reporters that one of the women might have a criminal record.
Haneke establishes a web of motive, and moreover suggests the ways in which the victims of some punishment could be displacing revenge on to people easier to attack than their actual tormentors.
He has, moreover, suggested that the group may have been targeted on the assumption that there were rebels and guns concealed in their midst.
Recent research, moreover, suggests that panics were less frequent than indicated earlier, and their impact less severe.
