Sentence examples for in previous sentence from inspiring English sources

It normally happens when the target product or feature is already in discussion in previous sentence.

Before I tell you where it's been, let me start off by admitting that whether it's because I'm the son of a corporate bank attorney, who taught me to always watch my back with people, or the product of being in a cut-throat business like the entertainment industry (see Dad's advice in previous sentence), or a wicked combination of both, I haven't had the greatest faith in humanity.

"In previous sentences, we've been forced to deal with the foot soldiers and camp guards and the like who carried out crimes.

CD19+ cells in control PB (percentage of positive cells: median, 11.0; range, 4.8 to 28.9; absolute number median, 283.6; range, 123.7 to 985.1) did not differ from those in patient PB (see values in parentheses in the previous sentence).

Because of the reasons stated in the previous sentence, in this proposal we use the Erlang B formulation.

It is important to note that because the disease is focal and typically less prevalent in urban areas, the numbers mentioned in the previous sentence should not be extrapolated to all patient populations.

In most cases, or will do all by itself; in the previous sentence, and would also work by itself.

Often, they're the result of perceived or real missed calls for which players decide to settle the score a bit later in some other way – often a choice from the list in the previous sentence.

Third, I shall confine myself to briefly describing how each theory handles simple discourse anaphora of the sort exhibited by (7) above, in which a pronoun in one sentence is anaphoric on an indefinite noun phrase in a previous sentence and donkey anaphora.

Trump, as he often does, rambled all five words without inflection, so that it was unclear whether he meant "Second Amendment" as an idea that he was pointing out to the "people" in his audience, similar to the way he used "folks" in the previous sentence, or as a modifier for "people".

Hindsight is the crucial word in the previous sentence.