Sentence examples for notes moreover from inspiring English sources

For all the sophistication of the new euro notes, moreover, many of the features are not that different from the holograms and watermarks on the newest German marks.

He notes, moreover, that as \(S_n\) falls i.e., the forces' conflicting activity decreases the inhibitory pressure they exert also decreases (SW V: 339, e.g).. Hence, the rate of inhibition and dimming decreases over time as well.

Adam Finkel, a member of the National Research Council committee that evaluated EPA risk assessment protocols, 7 notes moreover that cumulative risk assessments such as this could end up yielding questionable policy.

(2002, p. 1) As Roger Brownsword notes, moreover, we should not consider moral pluralism a problem for bioethics, but should see it as the source of its socio-political utility: providing 'outsiders' with the chance to broker compromises and facilitate 'the process of practical decision-making' (2008, p. 29).

Professor Sanger noted, moreover, that the Massachusetts ruling addressed a relatively narrow question.

She noted, moreover, that Sony, far and away the largest electronics manufacturer, would not sell directly to Amazon.

Note, moreover, how little you need them; never in a Waugh conversation do you have to backtrack and work out who is speaking.

Note, moreover, that resource allocation is assumed to be fixed in these works.

We note moreover that if F satisfies (F1)–(F3), then so does (F^-).

It is worth noting, moreover, that in other respects Burke's theory is more thoroughly materialist than Addison's.

Note, moreover, that the private fund operator does not chip in 30% if the fund goes down instead of up.