Sentence examples for moreover troubles from inspiring English sources

Moreover, troubles in China's pension system make it unlikely that relief from this burden will be felt any time soon.

Moreover, it troubles me that Prop 8 was such a "wedge" issue for the religious right.

Moreover, having troubles with sleep has previously been shown to be strongly related to other types of workplace aggression, such as bullying [ 21, 22].

Moreover, if newsprint troubles your conscience, it is now possible to go entirely digital in reading this one.

Moreover, they had trouble getting long-term visas.

Ocean wind power, moreover, has had trouble competing with other cheap sources of electricity, including large-scale solar, hydroelectric and natural gas.

If we end up with a "P-10," both China and the United States would "be in trouble". Moreover, it would be difficult for the Chinese public to accept Japan as a permanent member of the UNSC.

Moreover, he was troubled by the heterodox theological views of the Enthusiasts (Quakers) and Socinians.

Moreover, there is trouble to be gleaned from the fact that Larsen's appropriation of Galsworthy appears as a secret to unearth and not a treasure to cull, as Larsen neither cited Galsworthy as a source, nor signaled her invocation of him in any palpable way.

Moreover, you have trouble having empathy for your partner (8) and hence have less motivation to see things from your partner's perspective.

Moreover, I had trouble understanding a scientific culture that gave life-time positions to people my age.