Sentence examples for the example cited above from inspiring English sources

The example cited above, for instance, was not even the most popular race-class permutation among persuadables but nevertheless garnered a mean dial rating of 67 to the class-only message's 64 and to the right-of-center narrative's 66.

In the example cited above, Ramsey would have me work diligently to pay off the lower debt of $1,500 first, and work my way up to paying off higher debts later.

The example cited above, mouse Nkx2.5/ Nkx2.6, suggests a redundant activity for loss of a single Nkx homolog function.

Thus, the example cited above is being used by a British telecoms provider to capitalise on a popular catch-phrase from a 1990s comedy series in which the question, "Does my bum look big in this?" is repeated in a variety of humorous situations.

In the example cited above, Mbuya defines communalism in terms of a morality that appeals to the welfare of others as a guide to action.

(b) Imaginative abilities are not sufficient since someone can have the ability to imagine a particular kind of experience without exercising it (see the example cited above).

What do you think of the examples cited above?

In the examples cited above, the death of cells, organs, or individual plants appears to be "programmed" and, in some sense, adaptive.

In all of the examples cited above, the decision to say no was really just the board's and not shareholders'.

The examples cited above also illustrate the normal word order in New Indo-Aryan languages: subject (including agential forms), object (with attributive adjectives preceding), verb (together with auxiliaries).

Each of the examples cited above is of a floating chronology i.e., a decipherable record of time that was terminated long ago.