Sentence examples for the further irony from inspiring English sources

This is, of course, the further irony.

"The further irony is, It is not as if these questions would go away if we didn't ask them.

The further irony is that this happened despite a high-profile attempt by Dow Jones to spiff up its marquee index by adding some high-profile tech stocks to the mix.

The further irony is that both Democratic and Republican politicians keep repeating the false mantra of protecting the middle class.

Of course, the further irony is that said remake was one of the only real character-driven dramas in multiplexes over the last four months.

"Then there's the further irony that the coal will in turn be burned, exacerbating the serious problem that isn't being addressed at all, the problem being created by climate change".

Although compiled in (fairly) good faith and with the best of intentions, the dossier now stands as an irrefutable proof for the cynics.By a further irony, through incessantly trying to brand the prime minister a liar a quite unnecessary coarsening of the political debate Mr Howard has probably done as much damage to himself and his own prospects as he has to Mr Blair.

And here's a further irony: the mandatory evacuations in advance of the storm were for the people living closest to the slopes, where it was predicted that the worst of the debris flows would occur, but the less urgent voluntary evacuation warnings were issued to those farther downslope, who would wind up taking the brunt of the damage.

The best it has come up with is a toothless system of self-audits.There is a further irony: the IMO's limited powers are the result of American meddling with its constitution in the 1950s, which gave voting powers to countries by registered tonnage rather than by goods actually traded.

With further irony, the pictures appeared in print and on social media in the week in which Donald Trump signed up to the Children's Internet Safety Presidential Pledge, a campaign to curb internet pornography.

A further irony: the man who recorded Qu's life was Sima Qian, a Han-dynasty court official.