Sentence examples similar to I would enumerate from inspiring English sources

The rules that were passed are slightly different from the ones I'd enumerated earlier and lawyers and crowdfunding companies (and there are a lot of them) are already pitching me about how the regulations are going to work and what they're going to mean.

A sticking point, however, was a list the United States wanted to annex to the Council resolution, which would enumerate certain weapons banned under existing international agreements and some other ostensibly civilian goods that could have military purposes.

Honestly, that anyone would enumerate every such encounter is the most troubling part of all of this to me.

Assuming endless computational power, we would enumerate all permutations and calculate the mmHG score for each, in order to characterize the distribution of mmHG as a random variable over S N. The p-value for s is then simply: mmHG p - value s, N = The number of permutations having mmHG score ≤ s N !

How would I enumerate an interval?

How would I enumerate the leaves of a tree?

And in honor of the imminence of All Hallow's Eve, a New Yorker's favorite holiday, I would like to enumerate the forms and content of theater that means to terrify.

Saul Klein: Like I said, I think I enumerated some of the benefits before.

I'd love to enumerate the subterranean drinking and raving dens in cellars within a kilometre of the city centre, but nobody really knows.

All I do is I enumerate the interval from 10,000 to 1 million.

Having raised the issues with the manuscript that are enumerated above, I would like to point out that one can hardly argue with the two conclusions that 1) databases need to more actively solicit annotations and 2) databases need easy to use annotation interfaces.