Sentence examples for ones contained in from inspiring English sources

A manuscript in Vienna contains what could be Crathorn's forty-two questionsal questions (Richter 1972), but most of these questions are similar to the ones contained in his Questions on the Sentences (Quaestiones super librum sententiarum).

Moreover, the similarity between the precursors in Test Set I and the ones contained in the training/validation sets is on average less than 40%.

For one thing, the tariffs that Donald Trump trumpeted in a signing ceremony at the White House on Thursday afternoon are much narrower than the ones contained in the Smoot-Hawley Act.

Even he could not have wished for better outlines than the ones contained in two of this year's Oscar nominees for best picture.

The ones contained in the one-hundred-and-nineteen-page complaint are bad enough, although they don't necessarily ensure a government victory in the case.

The same conclusion as to exclusionary effect can be drawn with respect to Microsoft's agreements with AT&T WorldNet, Prodigy and CompuServe, since those contract terms were almost identical to the ones contained in AOL's March 1996 agreement.

Unsurprisingly, this description of the war's outbreak is similar to the one contained in textbooks used in Serbia itself.

The risk is that the only reality we mean, when we talk like that, is the one contained in museums.

There again, try this Walliams one, contained in a diary entry from 17 October 2003: "In the evening I went out to Simon and Maureen's party.

Adding all of that together, Friedman estimates that the annual spending boost would be about the same as the one contained in President Obama's 2009 stimulus program.

The new, judicially established statutory deadline written in place of the one contained in section 102.111 and 102.112 also creates a new rule of law in that it effectively modifies the legislative provisions provi ding for contests to election results.