Sentence examples for very much further from inspiring English sources

Still, it is hard to predict whether Washington's involvement might go very much further.

I am convinced that our society can recover its commitment to civil liberties before the decline mapped in our survey goes very much further.

The human condition is a product of history, not just the six millenniums of civilization but very much further back, across hundreds of millenniums.

And as far as the fossil pelvis of ancestral hominids goes, all we've had is Lucy, and she is very much further back in time from modern humans," Dr Semaw said.

If you come in late January and buy a film ticket you might also get a dose of edgy Swissness or, just as likely, an affecting story from very much further away.

we have in the cathode rays matter in a new state, a state in which the subdivision of matter is carried very much further than in the ordinary gaseous state; a state in which all matter, that is, matter derived from different sources such as hydrogen, oxygen, etc., is of one and the same kind; this matter being the substance from which all the chemical elements are built up.

The conferencing was currently run through the witness assistance service, which had only three staff members and "very much needed" further resources given the large number of victims it was already seeing come through the court process every day, Sharp said.

These preliminary lessons have been derived from the views of outside stakeholders involved in facilitating the relocation, not the affected community themselves, which very much warrants further investigation.

"He was talking about it in such depth that I told him we would very much value further dialogue to consider their insights," she said.

We too would very much welcome further high quality randomised trials from those clinicians who still have equipoise, investigating the impact of such tubes on VAP prevention.

The initial arrangement of semicircular canals in the zebrafish, compared to that in amniotes, is very compact; much further outgrowth is required to expand both the lumen and circuit radii of each canal, and to form the ampullae before the canals attain their final shape and become functional [46], [47].