Sentence examples for secondly at least from inspiring English sources
Secondly, at least half of the controversial marriage value - which is the extra value of the landlord's and your interest as a result of the lease extension.
Secondly, at least in T-Mobile's case, the company has outfitted each hot spot with its own T1 Internet connection, the average cost of which is about $1,000 per month if not higher.
Secondly, at least one SICAvar protein (PKH_081360) has a completely conserved WRD, consisting of one WRD-A and two WRD-B subdomains.
Secondly, at least some evidence shows that doctors from particular social backgrounds can perform a particular service in dealing with the health needs in their original communities.
And secondly, at least two historians have tried to nuance twentieth century associations with Russia as a sexless society (Carleton, 2005; Healy, 2001).
Secondly, at least one member of the low copy number family MtPH-E was transpositionally active, as confirmed by the presence of the RESite, but despite the potential for mobility, the number of MtPH-E elements has remained low.
I think that will become clear first when we have all the results but secondly when at least the Liberal Democrats will, as they no doubt will, talk both to the Conservative party and their leader and also to the prime minister.
Secondly, in at least four of the cases, there was no other female in the family in oestrus at the time of the simulation.
Secondly, contigs harbouring at least one AP2 domain were identified in tissue-type libraries for leaves, bark, latex, roots and embryogenic tissues and from a global library which pooled reads from all tissue-type libraries.
Secondly, taking up at least moderate habitual activity levels in later life or remaining consistently active compared with remaining sedentary or doing only light activities over a 4-year period each offered an ∼40% reduction in risk of diabetes.
The church stays in business thanks to three critical factors: firstly, it constricts information about itself by generating fear of horrible libel bills and private investigators' probing; secondly, in the United States at least, it has the shield afforded by the word religion; thirdly, its celebrity adherents make it look good – or at least less bad – much of the time.
