Sentence examples for mentioned could have from inspiring English sources
The glitches I mentioned could have been avoided with more common sense, a pickup truck and better planning, starting with a complete shopping list.
Finally, failure to adequately address any of the challenges that I mentioned could have a significant impact on global stability.
However, the concerns about cost that FSWs mentioned could have been due to indirect costs such as travel costs or the cost of buying drugs when the recommended drugs were not available in the clinic.
Do you believe that the achievements which you so accurately mention could have happened under a president obsessed with personal power?Unfortunately, in electoral periods the games of power sometimes exceed certain limits and desirable proportions.
Diana was not a virgin — nobody was by our age — but, as I was later to learn, neither did she have much experience, though that quality of sexy innocence I have mentioned could easily have passed for it.
Diana was not a virgin nobody was by our age but, as I was later to learn, neither did she have much experience, though that quality of sexy innocence I have mentioned could easily have passed for it.
13) to my letter, Peter J. Conradi, the author of "Iris Murdoch: A Life," seems to intimate that an Oxford seminar I mentioned could not have taken place because the philosophers Stuart Hampshire and Charles Taylor do not recall it.
Each type of social capital mentioned could potentially have different health impacts.
It is assumed that (S -3-hydroxyacyl-CoA dehydrogenaS -3-hydroxyacyl-CoAer to the non-S -3-hydroxyacyl-CoAdependent acetoacetyl-CoA reductaS -3-hydroxyacyl-CoAate range purifiedehydrogenaseet al. ([1988b]) (Machado et al. [2012]), however, a mixture of the above mentioned enzymes could have been PaaH1ied.
"But given the NYT story you mentioned, I could have been more precise about the media coverage".
Similarly, deletions and repair by NHEJ in the above mentioned alleles could have resulted in the restructuring of an enhancer region and formation of a novel 3' UTR.
