Sentence examples for The foregoing paragraphs from inspiring English sources

The foregoing paragraphs offer reasons for thinking that these tempting lines of thought are erroneous.

The foregoing paragraphs suggest that past efforts to revitalise the inner-city of Harare have been futile.

The foregoing paragraphs show that the standard two-dimensionalist argument associated with Table 3 is more ambitious, in some respects, than the Kripkean argument from the subsection on Mind (§3.4) of this entry.

And you'd be right, but not entirely right, for the foregoing paragraphs also accurately describe another Australian batsman: Matt Hayden.

(j) While lawyers are associated in a firm, a prohibition in the foregoing paragraphs (a) through (i) that applies to any one of them shall apply to all of them.

Notwithstanding the foregoing paragraphs III(g) (1), (2) and (3), structural association of a fault with geologic structural features which are geologically old (at least pre-Quaternary) such as many of those found in the Eastern region of the United States shall, in the absence of conflicting evidence, demonstrate that the fault is not a capable fault within this definition.

One prim footnote reads: "We do not thoroughly comprehend the author's drift in the foregoing paragraph, but are inclined to think its tone reprehensible, and its tendency impolitic in the present stage of our national difficulties".

None of the matters mentioned in the foregoing paragraph appear in the pleadings, or elsewhere in the record, and it is therefore doubtful to what extent they may be taken into consideration.

Considering the foregoing paragraph, the fact that the majority of social competence measurements aspire to enlighten general social competences makes their assessment very difficult, if not impossible.

The foregoing paragraph summarizes a common objection to government taxation for welfare programs in liberal societies such as the UK and the United States, or what one might call the crude freedom objection to the enactment of a social minimum (see also Plant 1998: 67).

Statements and references made in the immediately foregoing paragraphs indicate the nonreligious foundation of African ethics.