Sentence examples for i have already commented from inspiring English sources
For some time now, health policy makers around the world and the analysts who advise them have been exploring reforms of the methods by which the providers of health care are paid or, as the latter prefer to call it, are "reimbursed" – an unfortunate, mind-altering expression on which I have already commented in an earlier post.
This decision was not to be unexpected in light of the similar decision that came out of Massachusetts, which struck down those portions of The Defense of Marriage Act (DOMA), about which I have already commented.
Many have already commented on the sexual crudeness embedded in many of this summer's Hollywood blockbusters, in which one movie after another paraded gross-out anal gags that left little to the imagination.
The pretty pictures on display at the Sony launch may have wowed some of the gathered, but as others have already commented earlier on this blog, Sony has a habit of showcasing amazing video clips at their launches and the gameplay in the actual products can leave much to be desired.
We have already commented that orthogonal elements are M-orthogonal in the sense of the geometric theory of Banach spaces (see (2.6)).
We have already commented on processing metonymy, which is conventionally counted as a figure of speech a word or phrase standing for something other than its literal meaning.
In Zanotti and Dumbser (2015) we have already commented about the elusive character of these details in the solution, which depend both on the resolution and on the Riemann solver adopted.
Trust may of course be no less important in achieving micro flexibility, and we have already commented on the potential of collective voice to improve the functioning of internal labor markets and generate productivity growth.
This shows what many have already commented on while developing for the Apple Watch: The apps themselves aren't going to be very complicated or feature-heavy.
Moreover, note that (B) and (C), that is, (B') and (C'), are in fact the Hermite-Hadamard inequalities and we have already commented on their relation with Theorem A1 one side is used in the proof and the other is a consequence of the theorem.
