Sentence examples for foregoing May from inspiring English sources

The foregoing may give the misleading impression that I enjoyed this movie.

While the foregoing may seem rather straightforward, confusion and difficulties often arise when the co-op seeks to impose its rules and regulations on the rental tenants.

The foregoing may explain how it is conceivable without obvious incoherence that God and his nature and God and his existence be identical, but how does it answer the second question?

While the foregoing may not come as too much of a surprise, what might is Father Giraldo's observation that the U.S. has contributed to the root cause of the conflict by siding for many decades with the small percent of the Colombia population that owns most of Colombia's land.

The foregoing may also help to identify molecular mimics of endogenous self-antigens that have been proposed as triggers of autoimmunity [ 14].

In suburban middle America, apparently only grade-A weirdos would risk public contumely by foregoing Christmas to spend the $6,000 thus saved on a cruise.

The following comparative research findings in every country and every cohort turn out to be surprisingly consistent, all supporting the foregoing conclusion (Lucas 1996; Lucas 2001).

Every now and then you get a sense of perspective about what is going on," says Hoy, who announced his retirement from competitive cycling in April this year, foregoing the opportunity to compete at the Glasgow Commonwealth Games in 2014.

Similar in spirit, but sufficiently different in detail to avoid the foregoing difficulties, Graff (2000) pursues an approach that, like contextualism, appeals to hidden parameters to account for misleading appearances underwriting the sorites paradox.

Ford considered a run for the Republican nomination in 1980, foregoing numerous opportunities to serve on corporate boards to keep his options open for a rematch with Carter.

In response to such demand, an "Observation and Research Program for the Prediction of Earthquakes and Volcanic Eruptions (Fiscal 2009 2013)" was initiated in 2009 (Hirata, 2009; see Mogi (1986) and Hirata (2004) for foregoing national programs for earthquake prediction research).