Sentence examples similar to aforementioned problematic from inspiring English sources

Take the aforementioned gull.

(See aforementioned racial divide).

(See: aforementioned Republican clown show).

Take the aforementioned UBER.

With the caveat that detailed comparison of contractile function between isolated cardiomyocyte and whole heart experiments is problematic, the aforementioned effect of K201 on the mechanical function of the whole rat heart demonstrates some similarities to shortening measurements in isolated rat cardiomyocytes performed in this study (Fig.  1).

The aforementioned reasons are just some of the problematic issues both for teaching and learning the TOE.

However, the three aforementioned items were not seen to be problematic in earlier studies (Schniering and Rapee 2002, 2004).

And while the company might not yet be anywhere close to meaningfully achieving its moonshot mission, it has just announced some tweaks to those aforementioned search snippets — to try to avoid creating problematic information hierarchies.

A problematic assumption of these models, however, is that they do not incorporate the aforementioned increasing costs of increasingly-complex accumulated knowledge.

Still, it was not addressed as problematic by the Minister of Education, Margrethe Vestager (the Social Liberal Party), when she initiated the aforementioned values debate at the turn of the century.

All of the aforementioned?