Sentence examples for secondly it would from inspiring English sources

Secondly, it would be incredibly useful for practitioners and soon-to-be practitioners.

Secondly, it would be impossible to get the truth out of Saddam.

Secondly, it would provide on-scene insight into what is actually going on in North Korea — intelligence".

And secondly it would come from supply-side structural reforms to make countries more competitive and labour markets more flexible.

Secondly, it would increase power demand and slow the "death spiral" of higher power prices leading to lower demand leading to higher power prices which has led to reduced profitability at generators and higher prices for consumers.

Secondly, it would have to imply, however obliquely, that the natural environment must be approached not with a view to conquest, acquisition and short-term use, but according to the principles of restraint and reciprocity".

The chemical leasing model could also improve waste-resource management – first of all because there would theoretically be less waste, if service companies are focused on efficient chemical use; and secondly because it would be handled by experts focused exclusively on these chemicals.

On Oct. 14, he wrote to Margaret in Kampala: "I will not be able to come to you there because we are very busy, and secondly because it would be dangerous to you, in case I am incubating the disease, although it is very unlikely.

We hypothesised that women who agreed to participate would have higher diabetes risk profiles than those who declined, and secondly that it would be possible to predict participation on the bases of those risk factors.

I cannot comment on each and every point made by the authors, first because I am not enough qualified, and secondly because it would make the whole reading boring.

We used a cluster randomised controlled design, with general practice as the unit of randomisation, firstly, to assess the effectiveness of three methods for offering universal antenatal screening for sickle cell disease and thalassaemia (box) and, secondly, because it would be difficult to arrange for pregnant women attending the same practice to receive different models of care.