Sentence examples for secondly it would be 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.

These efforts, he said, were "money thrown at the wind, firstly, because Judas is not the most respected biblical figure among our people, and secondly, it would be better if they used this money to pay off their national debt and stop conducting an ineffective and costly foreign policy".

Secondly, it would be necessary to test the instrument's factorial structure in different contexts.

Secondly, it would be great to see more of the underlying data.

Secondly, it would be interesting to further study the variables that impact most strongly on bunkering choices and how these attributes are likely to affect LNG bunkering demand.

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.

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.

Secondly, the fact that it would be a tax deduction, rather than a tax credit, means that wealthy families would get a much bigger break.