Sentence examples for noting moreover from inspiring English sources

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

It is worth noting, moreover, that even among those who do not share Augustine's enthusiasm for the transcendental, there are many philosophers in this century who would applaud his indifference towards Cartesian foundationalist concerns.

It is worth noting moreover that, given the modest sample size, some subgroups were relatively small.

It bears noting, moreover, that despite speculation that life events increase risk for onset of psychosis, the number of studies with relevant data is surprisingly small.

(It is worth noting, moreover, that insects, perhaps due to their shorter generation times, have been shown to have a faster rate of genome evolution than vertebrates.

On the contrary, he wrote, in Africa "there is already a well-developed local information culture that needs support, not swamping," noting, moreover, the lack of African journals in MEDLINE (Horton 2000a).

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

Mr. Dershowitz notes, moreover, that the Constitution gives the president pardon power.

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

Note the absence of guidelines: no "he said," or "she replied". Note, moreover, how little you need them; never in a Waugh conversation do you have to backtrack and work out who is speaking.

We note, moreover, that inherent in the success of the combination in this case was a substantial restraint upon price competition—a goal unlawful per se when sought to be effected by combination or conspiracy.