Moreover, the power struggle threatening to tear it apart is fought not just by Libyans.
Moreover, it is still threatening to disregard supposedly binding rulings against it by the International Centre for the Settlement of Investment Disputes, a World Bank tribunal, following indemnity claims brought by foreign utility companies.
There was mercantilist disapproval and mercantile jealousy of the company's monopoly; moreover, government instability threatened the company's privilege.
Moreover, the EU threatens to prevent countries with less-strict data-protection guidelines including the United States from using data on European consumers.
Moreover, Mr. Abbott has threatened to restrict the traditional practice of "pairing," in which the opposition party agrees to remove one of its lawmakers from the floor when the prime minister or a senior minister is absent from a parliamentary vote.
Moreover, familial search threatens to skew racial bias further still: by effectively including all close relatives of profiled individuals, the database could approach universal population coverage for certain races or groups and not others.
Moreover, their illnesses threatened the mercantile trade that was essential to the economy of the fledging nation.
Moreover, these restrictions threaten the completeness of Lewis's program, as certain intuitive modal truths are false under translation into Lewis's metaphysics, notably, the proposition that, for any number n, it is possible that there are n things.
Moreover, all these events are threatening to overwhelm the city's resources.
Moreover, America's teenage population is growing, threatening an explosion of youth crime.
