"Moreover" Example Sentences
1. The report was thorough, insightful and well-researched; moreover, it was delivered ahead of schedule.
2. The data showed conclusively that the new treatment was effective; moreover, side effects were minimal.
3. Moreover, the results challenge the current theoretical model of memory formation.
4. The proposal offers many benefits, and moreover, it can be implemented at a reasonable cost.
5. The witness was credible, having no apparent motive to lie; moreover, her story was corroborated by other evidence.
6. He lacked basic qualifications for the position, and moreover, he did not have the necessary skills or experience.
7. Not only was her explanation unconvincing, but moreover, it directly contradicted the facts of the case.
8. You make some valid points, and moreover, you make them in a thoughtful and respectful manner.
9. The job requires discretion and tact, moreover strong interpersonal skills.
10. Moreover, the company is financially stable with little risk of losing funding.
11. New evidence has recently come to light which not only strengthens our argument but moreover introduces some doubt regarding their claims.
12. Inability to repay the loan on time was cited as the reason for the denial, moreover credit scores and debt levels were flagged as issues.
13. The author's arguments were compelling, and moreover, they were rooted in historical fact rather than speculation.
14. Moreover, government investment is needed to develop the infrastructure required to support such an initiative.
15. Moreover, his written explanation did little to assuage my concerns about the matter.
16. Not only does he demonstrate mastery of the subject matter, but moreover, he conveys complex ideas in an accessible manner.
17. The incident caused outrage not only due to its seriousness but moreover its blatant disregard for established rules and procedures.
18. Her qualifications were impressive and moreover, she brought relevant industry experience to the role.
19. Moreover, his approach would tackle the root causes of the problem rather than merely addressing the symptoms.
20. Your suggestion has merit in and of itself, but moreover it could be tailored and expanded to make an even greater impact.
21. The report found substantial evidence of wrongdoing and moreover recommended further investigation due to the potential scope and scale of the issue.
22. Her arguments showed a poor understanding of the facts and moreover relied on dubious sources and faulty logic.
23. The site is easy to navigate, the information well organized; moreover, sources are cited to allow the reader to verify claims.
24. The concert was a delightful experience, and moreover it brought the community together for an enjoyable evening.
25. The deal fell through not only because the buyer did not qualify for financing but moreover the seller refused to negotiate further on the asking price.
26. Not only did he ignore my instructions but moreover he failed to complete even the most basic parts of the assignment.
27. Aside from being inaccurate, her statements were rude and unprofessional; moreover, they did nothing to improve the strained work relations.
28. The proposed legislation aims to solve a real problem in our society and moreover it does so in a practical and cost-effective manner.
29. The witness's evidence raised more questions than answers and moreover cast doubt on her own credibility and motives.
30. Her achievements speak for themselves; moreover, she has inspired others through her example and mentorship.
31. The statistics clearly demonstrate a downward trend, and moreover they indicate the problem is worsening at an accelerating rate.
32. The package delivers on its advertised features and more, moreover, it is competitively priced and comes with excellent customer support.
33. The report found no evidence of wrongdoing and moreover recommended no further investigation was needed at this time.
34. Budget cuts are necessary in the short term, but moreover we must work to develop long-term, sustainable solutions.
35. His apology fell far short of what was needed to make amends; moreover, it failed to adequately address the hurt that was caused.
36. The policy aims to promote equity and fairness, and moreover it empowers individuals through increased transparency and choice.
37. Not only did he ignore the evidence but moreover he refused to consider alternative viewpoints.
38. His insights were thought-provoking and sure to spark debate; moreover, they challenged some deeply held assumptions.
39. Not only was the product late to market but moreover, it failed to address customers' most pressing needs.
40. The findings call into question the validity of previous research and moreover suggest the need for further investigation.
41. Moreover, I have reason to believe the information provided was intentionally misleading.
42. The proposal possesses both symbolic and practical value; moreover, it has the potential to unite disparate groups around a shared goal.
43. In addition to being expensive, the option is complex to implement; moreover, its long-term effectiveness remains unproven.
44. In his letter, the officer not only failed to properly acknowledge the complaint but moreover refused to concede any fault on the part of the police department.
45. The resolution, while a step in the right direction, does not go far enough; moreover, it lacks concrete measures and enforceable timelines.
46. Not only did the service fall short of expectations but moreover it proved unreliable.
47. Her commentary was both accurate and timely; moreover, it added an important perspective that had been absent from the debate.
48. The review was spot on in its critique of both content and presentation; moreover, it made thoughtful suggestions for improvement.
49. The only rational decision is to cancel the project; moreover, any delay risks further losses and damage to our reputation.
50. The policy balances the needs of all stakeholders and moreover prioritizes the most vulnerable members of society.
51. The hospital's staff went above and beyond the call of duty to ensure my mother's comfort; moreover, they did so with the utmost kindness, dignity and compassion.
52. The book not only taught me many facts but moreover it broadened my perspective and prompted me to reconsider long-held assumptions.
53. Moreover, compliance with the regulation would likely require hiring additional staff and incurring higher operating costs on an ongoing basis.
54. Not only did he arrive late, but moreover he failed to complete any of the assigned duties for the day.
55. The figure, while surprising, was calculated accurately; moreover, it aligns with other independent estimates.
56. The plan deals effectively with potential obstacles and moreover includes contingencies for unforeseen circumstances.
57. The writer draws convincing parallels between historical events and current affairs; moreover, her analysis sheds light on seemingly unrelated issues.
58. The report identified troubling trends but moreover offered pragmatic, well-researched recommendations for reversing them.
59. Not only did I find the lecture engaging and informative, but moreover I came away with valuable insights that have shaped my thinking on the subject.
60. The boss's criticism, while well-intentioned, failed to consider essential facts and perspectives; moreover, it did not acknowledge the significant progress that had already been made.
Common Phases
1. Not only...but
moreover
2. In and of itself...but
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Moreover,
4. Not only...but
moreover...
5. Aside from...
moreover
6. In addition to...
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7. What's more,
8. To make matters worse,
9. All the more...
10. And furthermore,
Examples:
Not only was the evidence limited but
moreover it was largely circumstantial.
In and of itself the proposal has merit, but
moreover it could be implemented at minimal cost.
Moreover, there are significant ethical concerns with this approach.
Not only did he misunderstand the instructions but
moreover he botched the execution of the entire project.
Aside from being factually inaccurate, the article was poorly written;
moreover, it failed to consider opposing viewpoints.
In addition to being unreliable, the product had numerous design flaws;
moreover, it did not perform as advertised.
What's more, the new data indicates the problem is even worse than previously thought.
To make matters worse, the equipment malfunctioned during the demonstration.
All the more reason we need to act quickly and decisively.
And furthermore, I have reason to doubt the veracity of those claims.