Sentence examples for moreover to do from inspiring English sources

There is, indeed, every immediate need to ensure a higher level of new house building, but the problem is a lack of political will to do so and, moreover, to do it well through, among other measures, good planning practice.

The Times had begun, moreover, to do aggressive local coverage, not historically the paper's strong point, and also to do frequent "special reports" — eight-to-fourteen-page sections, with no advertising, offering wrap-up newsmagazine coverage of, say, China, or Eastern Europe, or the October Northern California earthquake, or the state of the environment in Southern California.

Rather, the aim of a legal theory is to reconstruct the behavior and self-understandings of participants in legal practice and, moreover, to do so in a way that casts this practice in its best moral light.

Moreover, what to do with young women who joined the combat has emerged as a new, thorny problem, since the disarmament programs were designed with men in mind.

Moreover, they meant to do something about it.

Moreover, Egypt needs to do much more than simply get back on its feet.

Moreover, he proposes to do this unilaterally, under fire, and without any agreement with the Palestinians.

Moreover, he manages to do all this by relating the coverage to the historical context and the changing social class landscape.

We produce them, moreover, without intending to do so and without intending to communicate anything by them.

Moreover, be sure to do this in person.

Moreover, used to doing their own writing, the firm's associates, all able women, very soon after my employ resumed doing so without the bother of any delaying outside input.