Sentence examples for example discussed earlier from inspiring English sources

Consider the example discussed earlier: the conditional if win then buy together with not-buy.

In some cases, this distinction is not an important one, such as the technological replacement example discussed earlier where the advantages conferred by one variant over the other are easily identified.

In the example discussed earlier, the relevant scale is the length of the period for consecutive studies (e.g., 3 years).

Qualitative approaches may be the only practical means to overcome the problems of complexity and data deficiencies and provide some insight into the nature and magnitude of cumulative risks (e.g., in the tribal example discussed earlier).

One example discussed today was the 12-point initiative undertaken by the Motion Picture Association of America in response to the commission's report.

And it's our hope these examples discussed today will soon be more major milestones in the development of video games to provide our nation's children with critical educational skills.

Hinkley Point C nuclear plant, for example, has been discussed since 2009, but will not open before 2023 (it is still awaiting the final sign-off from EDF, the French energy provider that will run it).

Another example discussed by Marshall (2012), which relies on less controversial claims about what types of perfectly natural relations there are, is the property of having a part that is 1 m away from something.

One example discussed by Hawthorne 2001 is the property of standing in relation R to something, where R is a perfectly natural relation a thing can stand in to itself and to things wholly distinct from it.

In a widely discussed 1982 case, for example, Judge Cabranes wrote an opinion for a unanimous three-judge panel supporting the an immigration officer's decision to refuse to release eight black asylum seekers from Haiti while agreeing to release a dozen white immigrants in similar circumstances.

Just to give an example: Discussing in June 2010 the breakthrough made by the Craig Venter Institute and its possible consequences, the German newspaper Die Zeit started its article with illustrations from the film Splice and the question "What happens if the bio-industry succeeds in re-programming the human body?".