Sentence examples for as mentioned in the post from inspiring English sources

As mentioned in the Post article, many North Americans have used IP blockers recently to access certain World Cup streams.

In view of this and other complaints, Malaysian Airlines (as mentioned in the post) have banned children from flying in certain sections of some of their planes and completely from others.

As mentioned in the last post, the Bank must feel the economy is rather weaker than the survey data indicate.One problem with QE is that there are no real examples of it working successfully in taking an economy out of modest deflation into modest inflation.

As mentioned in the blog post announcing the service's launch, Hiptic hopes to bring over developers who rely on Urban Airship's free notification tier, which ends at the end of this month.

Already, discerning individual notes is complicated, as mentioned in the previous post, even before comparing the differences between them becomes possible.

As mentioned in the PC-MR post-processing section, there is also error introduced by using discretely sampled velocity data to evaluate terms in the conservation equations.

HeLa cells were infected with C. trachomatis and cells were lysed directly in sample buffer at various time points post infection as mentioned in the methods.

4. Be willing to move beyond comfort ― as I mentioned in the post yesterday, we heal our community by choosing to show up in love, to respond in love, to give in love, and to be love at all times.

Roger has put in the hard work — as he mentioned in the post-match on-court interview last night — to insure that he can defeat other tennis players.

As mentioned in our post covering 5min, the semi-finals of the European focused Startup 2.0 contest were held in Madrid on the weekend.

And, although we backed Mr Sarkozy for the presidency in 2007, we deplored "his harsh comments about immigrants and national identity" and concluded that he "is less a principled liberal than a brutal pragmatist".As for endorsements, as mentioned in a previous post The Economist has backed candidates from a fair part of the political spectrum.