Sentence examples for as often discussed from inspiring English sources

"Not as often discussed, but equally interesting," Perry muses, "would be a 'clarifying' amendment" — for example, to stop the 14th Amendment from being "abused by the court to carry out whatever policy choices it wants to make in the form of judicial activism". How would Perry clarify such grand phrases as "due process" and "equal protection"?

One reason is that, as often discussed here, the economy concentrated benefits upward.

3. Good Momentum Although it's not as often discussed, the most effective form of emergency contraception is an intrauterine device.

This cannot be done by looking at the regression coefficient of the omics score, as often discussed in the literature [ 56, 57 ] and illustrated through our AML data example.

Soil type provides information for herders as well, often discussed as hot or cold soils, and differentiated by colour and less commonly texture.

A resurgence of Al Qaeda may not be as much of a concern as is often discussed.

This is remarkable, as migraine and cluster headache are often discussed as related disorders and identical specific compounds, such as ergotamine and sumatriptan, are currently used in the acute treatment of both types of headache agents [76].

As I've often discussed in this column, my advice is not to rely on job ads exclusively, because the odds are much better with more personal approaches.

As we have often discussed in our Monetary Watch series, we put a lot of effort into analyzing the drivers behind the growth in the money supply, a component view we call TMS2 by Economic Category and Source.

And, as we have often discussed here, there are many examples of individuals, groups, companies, communities, regions, and states that have found ways to apply these ideals in spite of the contradiction around them.

As such, facilitators often discussed how participants had failed to modify their behaviour despite the fact that they had discussed it in sessions.