Sentence examples for on further reading from inspiring English sources
The accusation is plain enough; but on further reading the clarity dissolves by stages into a muddle.The muddle begins when the authors concede that those who pushed for the Iraq war genuinely expected it to benefit America as well as Israel.
The final section on further reading refers the reader to other entries and works on critical and exegetical aspects of Tarski's work not touched upon in this entry.
On further reading though, it becomes increasingly apparent that their focus is more about shifting our attention away from what we eat -- probably the most important point for intervention in tackling overweightedness globally.
[Note on Further Reading: For a fascinating, if underappreciated history of American dreams about ultimate weapons leading to world peace, don't miss Bruce Franklin's remarkable little book (reissued in 2008 in an updated edition), War Stars: The Superweapon and the American Imagination. On drones, the piece to read is Jane Mayer's recent "The Predator War" in the New Yorker.
If you feel you agree you can continue on with further reading, preferably the original works by LaVey, available at most libraries and bookstores.
Emphasis is also made on coal combustion and sets the stage for further reading on clean coal technologies in later portion of the book.
Links to further reading on this topic have been posted at @Will_Sutcliffe8.
***** For further reading on the current state of legal education, see Brian Z. Tamanaha's "Failing Law Schools" (University of Chicago Press, 2012).
Suggestions for further reading on the website include "An Introduction to Islamic Cosmological Doctrines" and "Al-Biruni's Arabic version of Patanjali's Yogsutra".
'The Killer Inside Me' opens on 4 June For further reading: 'Savage Art: a Biography of Jim Thompson' by R Polito (Serpent's Tail).
*************** For further reading on the tax issue, see "Wall Street Rules Applied to Remic Classification," by Bradley T. Borden and David J. Reiss.
