Sentence examples for a previous remark from inspiring English sources

Ms. Lafferty, 27, asked the senator about a previous remark that background checks could burden gun stores.

That (b) follows from (c) is a consequence of the previous remark about an induced matrix norm being less than a matrix norm.

A line like that could put a man in a theological mood especially on the heels of the technician's previous remark, a triumph of the triple negative: "I won't say there haven't been relief wells that haven't worked".

A line like that could put a man in a theological mood — especially on the heels of the technician's previous remark, a triumph of the triple negative: "I won't say there haven't been relief wells that haven't worked".

Third, in line with the previous remark, a comment made by the teachers was that dancing involves more than displacement patterns of the feet and body and rotation of the body around the vertical axis.

Taking into account this fact and the previous remark, one can state a generalization of Theorem 2.4.

Although the discussion in this section has in substance been written in Yoshimura (1997 a ▸), it was rewritten here to revive the previous remark on the two-dimensionality of the moiré pattern and to complete the moiré theory here.

This is a converse statement to the strong version of the Wielandt–Hartley Theorem (see previous remark) and it was proved by P. Kleidman in his famous work [17].

By means of the previous remark, one can obtain new examples of functions of ℱ.

The following example explains this latter situation and that of the previous remark.

It follows from the previous remark, that if we select such that as, then (2.37).