Sentence examples for the preceding passage from inspiring English sources

EU leaders insist that the preceding passage in the text calling for ambitious counter-pledges from other states indicates that the 40% greenhouse gas cut may only get added to.

It is the defiance of augury, or omen, that is most interesting in the preceding passage, the refusal of any ability on our part to predict the future, to foresee the course of events.

As the preceding passage suggests, wisdom involves an understanding of and commitment to the other virtues, especially benevolence and righteousness.

The preceding passage from Amitav Ghosh's fantastical work— "The Calcutta Chromosome: A novel of Fevers, Delirium & Discovery"—launched my first-ever (and probably once-in-a-lifetime) review of a book inspired by a major milestone in tropical medicine.

The details and the passion of the struggle are spelt out in the preceding passages.

But as the preceding passages and considerations make clear, Nietzsche could not have believed that will to power was the exclusive explanation for all human behavior.

A study by Michigan State University researchers determined that over the two decades preceding passage of the Racial Justice Act, North Carolina prosecutors rejected twice as many blacks as potential jurors than they did whites; the rejection rate was even higher in cases where the defendant was black.

The case for Medicare-for-All was never made, in fact was avoided, preceding passage of the Affordable Care Act.

(2006) (statement of Michael Hayden) (stating, in debate preceding passage of FAA's predecessor statute, that certain communications 'with one end in the United States" are the ones "that are most important to us').

Cells grown in normal medium and subsequently treated with A-83-01 A-83-01 A-83-01 levels of pigmentation even after seven preceding passages in control medium.

That represents 22,500 relatively undertreated AAs with colon cancer during the 15 years that preceded passage of the Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act, so-called Obamacare.