Sentence examples for sometimes further from inspiring English sources

Russell Group universities will require maths, and sometimes further maths.

As the Knopf group flourished, Mr. Mehta expanded it further, sometimes further irking the heads of rival imprints.

An attribute of Dionysus and his satyrs was the thyrsus, a staff topped by a pinecone and sometimes further decorated with vine or ivy leaves and grapes.

Symmetrical "wings" were drawn outward at each side; these were sometimes further elaborated into animals or masks, and sometimes the stem so bristled with projections that the glass can hardly have been used for drinking at all.

Patients with anxiety disorders like phobias, panic and post-traumatic stress tend to have heightened amygdala activity in the absence of threats and sometimes further elevations when threats relevant to their disorder are presented.

This is accomplished by an excess-profits tax on profits above a certain "normal" rate of return, sometimes further graduated according to the degree to which actual profits exceed the exempt level.

And even in their policy successes, the administration and its Congressional allies have sometimes furthered the image of government as less than ruthlessly efficient.

But don't the roots of anger sometimes go further back than the immediate situation?

The censer is sometimes ornamented further with inlays of jewels, silver, and gold.

But he has sometimes edged further in his efforts to establish a common bond with Christian conservatives.

But drivers often reflect their ignorance of the law by blithely zipping by, sometimes prompting further signals by the frustrated equestrians.