Sentence examples for mentioned in the next from inspiring English sources

Barack Obama's mentioned in the next paragraph; "the conflict over information and public opinion," in the third; "leftist idiocy" in the fourth; and then, the point: Iron Man 2 spanked the politically murky Robin Hood.

Barack Obama's mentioned in the next paragraph; "the conflict over information and public opinion," in the third; "leftist idiocy" in the fourth; and then, the point: Trump's Lawyers Argue That He Cannot Be Impeached Because He Was Never Actually Elected What Happens When a Bad-Tempered, Distractible Doofus Runs an Empire?

Therefore, the high-attenuation stripes were interpreted as faults, as mentioned in the next Chapter.

Some further developments will be either discussed or mentioned in the next sections.

These results and those mentioned in the next footnote are available from the authors by request.

Some of them are mentioned in the next section (see the tables).

The test of If Break The Law, Then Not Hero is quite silly, especially since Gates mentions in the next sentence that "civil disobedience" would have been a better option.

This is because diagnostic biases may occur in each diagnostic trial under a specific kernel due to the built-in characteristics of input data we will mention in the next section.

Of the many views John lists, only two are still mentioned in the next century: a nominalist theory owing its origins to Abelard, and the more obscure maneries theory (Iwakuma 2004).

When Nasr called back, Holbrooke told him that his new special-representative role was going to be mentioned in the Washington Post the next day.

The use of one-sided tests should always be mentioned in the text (preferably next to the test statistic).