Sentence examples for paradoxically further from inspiring English sources

And when the Republicans controlled the presidency, the Senate and the House in the 2000s, the United States ended up with a much bigger deficit and more debt — which, paradoxically, further fed the turn against the federal government from the right.

This technology, although immeasurable on the opportunities for human developmental advancement, will, paradoxically further erode the notion of what it is to be human itself.

However, this FLE was still weaker than in the continuous motion condition, which, somewhat paradoxically, further underpins that motor resonance or sensorimotor prediction cannot fully cancel out the offset representation, hence, suggesting a specific interaction between the sensorimotor and the visual system.

Paradoxically, further increase of IAP to 45 mmHg was followed by a minor increase of ICP and a decrease of ISP, with a concomitant improvement of perfusion pressures above 60 mmHg.

Paradoxically, a further wave of supply could crash over the market if it is widely seen to be stabilising.

Yet for Hurwitz, the act of memory itself is no redemption; in the absence of drastic political change, it is, paradoxically, a further source of derangement and crisis.

Paradoxically, the further down the categories you go, the more difficult and demanding the race is on the individuals and the teams.

Paradoxically, the further Conrad runs, the nearer they approach each other, until, in the latter stages, Rogers abandons the structural device of alternating chapters in a compromise that frees Conrad and Eleanor from solipsism but falls just short of synthesis.

Any attempt to introduce it as a standard might paradoxically cause further confusion.

To the contrary, Iran has come out of the Arab Spring better positioned than any of its regional rivals, and the turmoil in Syria, its ally, has paradoxically strengthened it further.

In Mr. Cromer's staging the artifice of theater that Wilder sought to strip away — by heightening it, paradoxically — is even further dissolved by the immersion of the actors in the audience, or the audience in the playing space, depending on how you look at it.