Sentence examples for mentioned as it from inspiring English sources
A more important metric, for the Mail's proprietors, might be the speed with which it tempts back some of the advertisers, including Lego and Center Parcs, needlessly sacrificed to Dacre's obsessions, or sees a decline in the number of times its brand is mentioned, as it increasingly was under Dacre, in connection with Hitler.
In this regard, the above-mentioned new "Patientombuddet" institution should be mentioned as it allows for less specifically outlined complaints to be handled (e.g. without reference to named health professionals).
MARIA FENWICK Boston Nowhere in Brill's article is principal accountability mentioned, as it seldom is in this discussion.
This consideration goes beyond all the others you have mentioned, as it remains valid regardless of any racial or nationalistic issue.Enrico BracescoLondonSIR – Nowhere in the Koran is a full veil prescribed for women and it is widely accepted by scholars that it is a relic of male-dominated traditional society.
Continuing towards the northeast, the storm remained weak and was last mentioned as it crossed the international date line on June 14 near the Aleutian Islands.
As I said before there are so many tracks we could talk about but Envoys "Dark Manoeuvres " must be mentioned as it is still a staple in DJ sets now.
The central bank said it would conduct policy appropriately to beat deflation but did not mention — as it has after meetings since August 2010 — the use of monetary easing.
Finally, Motorola Alert is worth mentioning as it acts as a panic button, automatically calling emergency contacts or the emergency services, as well as sounding an alarm.
The Soviets were spying on the West Germans and on the Americans and the Americans, French, and British were spying on the Soviets — not to mention, as it turned out, on one another.
One other reductive mechanism of NO generation merits mention as it allows NO production under very small partial pressures of oxygen (Planchet et al. 2005).
It is embarrassing to see it mentioned as if it were worthy of consideration.
