Sentence examples for multiply further from inspiring English sources

That enlarged tax advantage would multiply further in conjunction with the other Bush savings proposals.

They are termed B lymphocytes, or B cells, and they, like T cells, can mature and multiply further in the lymphoid organs when suitably stimulated.

They seem borrowed from the paintings of John Wesley, but they have been put to good use, to multiply further the double lives that his paintings have always led.

Once they have left the thymus, T cells enter the bloodstream and circulate to and within the rest of the lymphoid organs, where they can multiply further in response to appropriate stimulation.

To address the demand, the Energy Department says, the number of gas wells drilled each year must multiply further, to more than 30,000, and even then, supplies will continue to lag, so that imports from Canada, Mexico and other countries will become an ever more vital part of the country's energy future.

Some irrigated cotton is grown in predominantly rainfed areas such as Yavatmal (Fig. 1), and PBW populations building up in irrigated fields can then invade rainfed cotton (Fig. 5) and multiply further.

The virus multiplies in and often kills birds, the so-called amplifying hosts, and multiplies further in mosquitoes that take blood from birds.

While the epidemic fills fewer headlines today than when it resurfaced in the mid-2000s, experts also recognize that the bedeviling pests only seem to be multiplying further.

Inside these cells, the parasites feast on haemoglobin and multiply still further, periodically breaking out to infect yet more blood cells.

It is easy to multiply examples further and ask how extortion, threats against one's family or advancement opportunities for one's children impact culpability.

Bacteria entering the bloodstream from the teeth and gums also is particularly dangerous to individuals with abnormal heart valves, as the bacteria may land there, multiply and further damage the valves, while concurrently breaking off portions of the bacterial colony that embolize to other organs causing damage and infections.