Sentence examples for still further after from inspiring English sources

The cloud over Sun darkened still further after he withdrew from the 1500m final with chest pains.

Mr. Thorell, 34, went still further after he won the role, making several trips to the Museum of Television and Radio to immerse himself in old variety shows like "Shindig," "Hullabaloo" and Andy Williams specials.

The odds on Jack Dee winning Comic Relief's Celebrity Big Brother have shortened still further after his brief but emotional reunion with his wife was shown on Channel 4 last night.

The community's faith in clergy has been badly shaken, Mr. Furstenau said, and their ties to the Presbytery of Hudson River, which were never strong to begin with, frayed still further after officials there publicly aired the sexual misconduct charges against Mr. Miller.

Eight weeks diabetes significantly lowered many indexes of LV function (Table  2) including LVEF values (P < 0.0001, Figure  3A), which worsened still further after the second eight-week period of untreated disease (P < 0.0001).

Yet if alarm for the independence of the Turkish press was already high, those concerns were raised still further soon after the outbreak of the summer demonstrations in 2013 to protect Istanbul's Gezi Park.

More recently, a fear of environmental contamination has become the most common source of psychogenic illness, but this complicates matters still further since, after all, there is such a thing as a real environmental hazard.

It might be possible that work ability scores in cancer patients will improve still further 2 years after the diagnosis or that their work ability scores might deteriorate because cancer has a larger impact on work ability than other diseases.

After still further delays, Republicans agreed not to subject her nomination to a filibuster and on February 24 , 2009 Solis was confirmed by the Senate by a vote of 80 17.

The yield of tumours in the liver of rats was increased when dimethylnitrosamine was given 1, 6 or 12 h after partial hepatectomy and still further increased if it was given after an interval of 24-72 h.

In American eyes, the Kosovo war in 1999 demonstrated Nato's glaring and myriad shortcomings, while the terrorist attacks of September 11 , 2001 moved America still further away from the alliance, particularly after President George W Bush disparagingly rejected Nato's offer of help.