Sentence examples for moreover temporary from inspiring English sources

Moreover, temporary migrants tend not only to save more, but also to remit more.

Moreover, temporary crop damage compensation is required until repair is complete.

Moreover, temporary workers account for one-sixth of the total IT workforce in the US (OECD, 2002).

Moreover, the temporary reduction/suppression of the separation bubble observed when the incoming wake reaches the separated flow region has been found to be driven by linear stability mechanisms, which promote a quick amplification of the high frequency velocity fluctuations carried by wakes.

Moreover, that temporary right does nothing to protect others in their family -- say, their parents -- who are unauthorized residents.

Moreover, many temporary filters require replacement by permanent filters [ 5] because the maximal implantation period for the device is reached before filtering becomes unnecessary.

Kyoto, moreover, is a temporary measure; it lapses in 2012, at which point it will need to be replaced by something much more ambitious.

Moreover, for each temporary intensification of the external field, the internal ratio experienced a sudden increase correspondingly, as shown in the lower panels of the graph.

Moreover, even a temporary exclusion of Greece from the Schengen bloc would deal a devastating blow to European unity, fomenting the notion of a continent unable to protect its borders and resorting to disruptive solutions with respect to its own existence.

Moreover, Mr. Levy said, hiring temporary workers at the nursing home did not reduce the quality of care.

Moreover, part-time and temporary employees were treated as outcasts from Japan's corporate-welfare model, founded on the principles of lifetime employment and seniority-based wages that depend on length of service, not performance.