Sentence examples for term further from inspiring English sources

For the third term, further reform is hinted at.

The popular website baseball-reference.com narrows the term further, defining it as a batter or a pitcher who has appereard in exactly one game.

With limited policy space in the near term, further negative shocks – either domestic or external – could undermine financial market sentiment, halt the recovery, and push the economy into lower inflation and even deflation," the IMF said.

In the short term, further stimulus from the ECB is a bolt-on certainty next month, either through cuts in interest rates or an expansion of its QE programme, or more likely both.

Labour denied his caution was an implicit admission that it will be hard to persuade the electorate that the solution to a borrowing crisis is, in the short term, further borrowing, The row follows a similar interview on the Today programme earlier this year when the shadow chancellor, Ed Balls, also took many questions to admit his stance required a short-term borrowing rise.

In the short term, further curtailing methane emissions from the natural gas supply chain was a key objective of the previous administration.

The credit rating agency also said the outlook on its long-term rating was negative, warning that it could lower the long-term further rating to AA within the next two years "if we see that less reduction in spending than agreed to, higher interest rates, or new fiscal pressures during the period result in a higher general government debt trajectory than we currently assume".

Low rates and generous terms further reduce the expense for Airbus.

Then he refined the terms further, to include anyone who had ever typed "how to immigrate to the U.S". into Google.

"Subjecting children to control orders will in practical terms further marginalise and alienate young people who are already feeling disconnected from society," he said.

On top of that, there are new pressures on school budgets that will reduce the money available in real terms further.