Sentence examples for the aforementioned comments from inspiring English sources

The aforementioned comments explain that the estimation of reliable values for E IT requires stress-free samples.

We also downloaded the episode of this week's podcast, which you can listen to here (start at 01 30 for the aforementioned comments).

Robbie Daw from the music website Idolator was in sync with the aforementioned comments, calling it a "synthy, handclappy, glorious pop gem that comes just in time for the summer".

As you can see in our original screenshot, the system (which was in place on Facebook's own blogs) was starting to look a lot like one that could compete with the aforementioned commenting startups.

Besides the aforementioned comment that the S2000 isn't as lively at low speeds as we'd prefer, our other concern is that when you bang the throttle to the floor and go at full-blast "this-one-goes-to-11″ speed, you eventually have to shift, and when you do, you're just past the top of the torque curve.

"Mitt Romney is now the only candidate to have an endorser that is being investigated by the Secret Service," O'Donnell said, referring to Nugent's aforementioned comments.

On the other hand, when my predecessor Pandora published the aforementioned humorous comment, Stewart humourlessly vowed never to speak to this newspaper again; an honourable chap, he has thus far kept his promise.

Then I'll come out and ask "Are we still working?" and the crushing irony of a labor-based metaphor, when juxtaposed with both the act of fine dining and the aforementioned political refugee comment, will only underline the burgeoning pangs of hunger in the gaping maw of your stomach.

I struggled a bit with those questions because other than the aforementioned frequent inquiries and comments from strangers, nothing else felt really noteworthy to me.

On the basis of the aforementioned data the following comments can be made: CD5 MBL displays features consistent with a marginal zone origin.

He also proved that he has a remarkable ability to spout absurdities — some of which, arguably, rival the aforementioned man-on-dog comment.