Sentence examples for foregoing one from inspiring English sources
From the foregoing one sees that Mr. Grassley is complaining because under Mr. Obama's proposal the government will collect more in taxes while sacrificing the ability to help the private debt collection sector grow.
Prior to childbirth, every father has a neural chip implanted in his brain that makes them act in times of crisis: reading the minds of every family member, simply knowing when something harmful is taking place, or simply foregoing one's professional dreams out of deference to cultural pressure that asserts their whole value is placed in how well they care for smaller human beings.
Clearly, proceeding on the foregoing lines, one can obtain the same conclusion in case (instead of S ( X ) ) one of A ( X ), B X and T X T ( X ) is a complete subset of X, and in case (instead of ( B, T ) ) ( A, S ) satisfies the property E.A. □.
Thus, repeating the foregoing arguments, one obtains two sequences and such that.
As is evident from the foregoing discussion, one can find in feminist philosophy avenues of thought that direct inquiry away from the worlds of art and to the presence of aesthetic features in lived experience.
In considering the foregoing review, one should remember that the evidence is indirect: These correlates were not explored here because any of them is a sine qua non either of homosexuality or of any paraphilia.
The foregoing assumes one-time immigration.
The foregoing proves only one thing.
Traditional Jews mark this time before Shavuot through abstinence: foregoing weddings, cutting one's hair and even listening to music.
Only one foregoing study has used such a setup to explore whether connectivity deficits are related to deficient plasticity of intra- and inter-hemispheric connectivities in schizophrenia patients.
To the extent that one respects one's evidence, one is not unreasonable even when one is wrong.[9] The foregoing remarks, although bordering on the platitudinous, naturally suggest a substantive model of the norms which govern our practice of belief attribution.
