Sentence examples for superiors further from inspiring English sources

Her husband alienates his superiors further when he asks for the execution order to be ratified through official channels, whereas they would prefer an extrajudicial killing.

That means everyone who worked out of the West Wing, every Senator, every congressman and woman, every government employee who could and should have brought this to the attention to their superiors further enabled Hillary feeling she is above the law.

The audacious maneuver, which saw Lee violate basic military doctrine by dividing his forces in the face of a superior enemy, further cemented Lee's reputation among both friend and foe.

"Male subordinates experience especially strong levels of threat when interacting with a female superior, which further leads them to act self-assertively," said Ekaterina Netchaeva of Bocconi University in Milan.

Amongst the developed models, decomposition model is found superior and further analysis was carried out with decomposition model.

As noted earlier in our discussion of religious diversity and epistemic obligation (section 3), some philosophers agree with Alvin Plantinga that the proponent of a given religious perspective need not grant that his competitors are actually on equal epistemic footing and is thus justified in continuing to maintain that his perspective is superior without further reflection (Plantinga 1997, 296).

The authors conclude that MMC combined with capecitabine seems to be superior, and further evaluation seems warranted.

When comparing the propylene yield with the weight hourly space velocity, the Pt3GaK catalyst displays a superior activity, further highlighting the excellent catalytic performance of the material.

The journal editor could reject the paper at any stage for failure to disclose, and in cases where that failure appears to be deliberate or suspicious, the editor should consider referring the possible infraction to the senior author's institutional superior for further investigation, along with any relevant documentation.

But Lyle Kercher noted that Mignini would need authorisation from his superiors to go further.

Patrol reports from 2005 and 2006 described encounters with Mitchell that officers brought to the attention of their superiors, although no further detail was given on what took place.