Sentence examples for noting further that from inspiring English sources

He writes that a hospice should not honor the dying request of an African-American patient for an African-American caregiver on the basis of the request alone, noting further that similar requests (say, by Strom Thurmond, for a white caregiver), would be wrong.

More recently, the FBI's own investigation into the September 11 attacks found that "on September 11 , 2001 the Bureau's information technology was inadequate to support its counterterrorism mission", noting further that "[t]he FBI's legacy investigative information system, the Automated Case Support (ACS), was not very effective in identifying information or supporting investigations".

There is not enough time to educate voters about the law's complexities, the court said, noting further that rushing the rules into effect could have "racially discriminatory" outcomes because South Carolina voters who lack the required photo ID are disproportionately African-American.

Milnor observes that this disingenuous argument at least recognizes women as active and resisting readers of texts, noting further that imperial women (Octavia and Livia) are paradoxically empowered as "authors" of significant public spaces precisely because they were seen to be expressing politically disinterested virtues.

We approve of the match and would like to see you two married," her mother explained, noting further that the said "classmate" came from a good family and would treat her well.

It is worth noting further that our subjects tended to fare poorly on the Tower of Hanoi not because they made impulsive (i.e., rule-breaking) errors, but rather because they were unable to solve the problems efficiently.

The skeptics noted further that the mobile plants had a means of easily extracting gas.

Note further that the private copy of the JRE includes Java packages that are used by various domains and actors.

He noted further that job creation "is going to be a huge problem in both the developed and developing world".

I note further that one of the few contemporary dramatists whose works are candidates for greatness, Jean Genet, is a homosexual who has never had to disguise his nature".

He notes further that every Saturday there are huge traffic jams as thousands of Israelis drive to the West Bank cities of Nablus and Tulkarm to shop.