Sentence examples for discussed in this column from inspiring English sources

But how do glasses perform at work? Obviously, like most things discussed in this column, it depends on your industry.

No one would ever confuse "Oh, the Things I Know!" by Al Franken, Ph.D. (Hon)., with the heavy tomes occasionally discussed in this column.

This is precisely why the framers of the US constitution rejected the "trust me" approach to government, as discussed in this column.

This paper was significant enough to warrant three pages, as discussed in this column previously, while James Watson and Francis Crick's discovery of DNA's structure only got a page.

Far too many box-fresh Nike Dunks; far too many checked shirts; far too many deck shoes (as previously discussed in this column); far too many books about "cinema"; far too many souvenir fridge magnets.

One early academic study, discussed in this column more than four years ago, found evidence of favoritism in the ways fund families sometimes allocate trades among their individual funds.

As we so often discuss in this column, there is a cause and effect.

This would be a result of the balanced budget multiplier theory I have been discussing in this column, coupled with various studies of the impact of tax and expenditure changes on the zero-interest-rate economy.

This is not the same with the actual networking process, which we will be discussing in this column.

This is the sort of planned integration that I discussed in the column, "Compliance In The Best of Breed Cloud".

One is that the literature discussed in the column mostly focuses on traditional trade models: basically a productivity-adjusted Heckscher-Ohlin story.