Sentence examples for i discuss below from inspiring English sources
Two of the strategies I discuss below are accessible to investors with even modest portfolios and two are for wealthier investors, but they show just how much control people can now exert on their returns.
As I discuss below, there is no correlation between changes in money and changes in credit in Switzerland.
Actually, as I discuss below, this intent was not attained (Lombardi and Marzocchi 2010a; Schorlemmer et al. 2007, 2010a; Werner et al. 2010).
For example, as I discuss below, Genevieve Lloyd argues for the symbolic gendering of philosophical notions, and it may be that her interpretation does not map onto the intrinsic/extrinsic distinction.
Of the three theories I discuss below, one claims that they are lotteries (which are individuated in explicitly probabilistic terms), one claims that they are acts (which are entirely up to the agent), and one claims that they are arbitrary propositions.
The discussion here enters the conceptual metaphysical arena I discuss below.
It's hard to draw a line between the sites I just mentioned and those I'll discuss below, as they share many features (and many use Flash as the underlying technology).
As I will discuss below, some feminist philosophers of biology contend that gendered social values are not only intertwined with particular theories or knowledge claims, but can also support and be supported by these foundational concepts (Fehr 2004, Longino 1990).
The fact that, as I will discuss below, the BMG (and others) resorted to measures that were not very compatible with West Germany's free and democratic basic order did not usually bother the political operators.
As I will discuss below, this pattern describes the struggle that led to the decline and ultimate elimination of lynching, and it captures as well the ongoing fight against the death penalty that may well culminate in its abolition.
(i) As discussed below, the inhibition by unfair competition mechanism we propose is sufficiently fast to account for the observed rapidity of M phase exit.
