Sentence examples for i previously noted from inspiring English sources

I was delighted to receive the assignment to try out the company's new East Coast Supercharger network and as I previously noted in no way anticipated – or deliberately caused – the troubles I encountered.

The VC isn't early-stage but pitches itself as a "growth-stage" technology investor and, as I previously noted, the firm's 'Highland Europe Technology Growth II' is targeting startups in the internet, mobile and software space and who are at the "venture and growth-stage" with investments between €10m and €30m.

As I have previously noted, Patrick Egan and I found same-sex marriage ballot questions tend to do worse on election day than pre-election polls predict.

As I have previously noted, this fits into a pattern – since getting control of Congress in 1995, Republicans have often abolished institutions that they couldn't turn into puppet organizations for promoting their agenda.

As I have previously noted, just the top 10 largest tax expenditures on the individual side account for more than 70 percent of the estimated $1.1 trillion in total tax expenditures.

I have previously noted that defeated Southerners were very hostile to being taxed to repay the Union debt after the Civil War, while the Confederate debt was repudiated and not permitted to be repaid by the states.

I have previously noted the dubious assumption in Chapter 14 that private debtor-in-possession financing will be available in times of financial distress, especially in the size a large financial institution would need.

Barack Obama's victories in 2008 and 2012 symbolized a new country – half of Obama's winning majority coalition in Florida was non-white, for example – and that's one of the key drivers in the heightened racial aversion we witnessed in Donald Trump's campaign, as I've previously noted through polling data.

The company plans to be in 10 markets by the end of 2014, as I've previously noted.

However, as I've previously noted, the idea is to expand this significantly in the future.

As I've previously noted, the dirty secret that fintech startups are exposing is that financial services are never free, of course, but subsidised by things like hidden fees, zero interest paid when you are in credit or via up sold and uncompetitive products.