Sentence examples similar to without furthermore from inspiring English sources

Without organization, furthermore, you get something like what we're seeing across England, and in Libya -- you get spontaneous eruptions of popular feeling, and it's not likely to be pretty.

Many clinical studies have demonstrated that patients with LC showed better clinical outcomes as compared with those without LC; furthermore, patients with rapid LC were more likely to survive than those with slow LC.

Unfortunately, in almost every LA country, there are cities with more than 100,000 inhabitants without rheumatologists; furthermore, a primary care reference system is present in only about half the countries.

To the best of our knowledge, this is the first study to evaluate ventilatory efficiency through the use of VCAP before, during, and after exercise between patients with and without CF. Furthermore, it reinforces the positive effects of the association between exercise and therapy in these patients.

The current study included a cohort of patients at high risk of metabolic diseases, especially MS. The results suggested that serum LCN2 levels were 1.25-times higher in the patients with MS than those without MS; furthermore, the levels of LCN2 increased along with increases in the number of MS components in the men patients.

And insisting its audience do so, furthermore, without recourse to email, Twitter or Facebook, without, for a span of time, contributing to the algorithmic churn of Google.

Furthermore, without the bad loans, prices probably wouldn't have followed the path they followed.

Furthermore, without knowing how many cellphone calls result in crashes (as opposed to how many radio adjustments), it is impossible to rank the risk accurately.

Furthermore, without Star Wars, Ronald Reagan might not have invested in his "Star Wars" weaponry programme against what he called the "evil empire".

L'Ambasciata d'Abruzzo in the Parioli district also makes it without onions, and furthermore, claims that the dish is from Abruzzo, since Amatrice was once within that region, not Lazio, the region where Amatrice and Rome are now located.

He said he was still shocked at now being able to patrol round the local village and mosque without incident, and furthermore with villagers coming up to his men to ask for help.