Sentence examples for which we mentioned from inspiring English sources

We have been able to learn from a body of prior research how certain situations can induce the bystander effect, which we mentioned earlier.

M. HERZOG: Was there a representative of the Police at the conference of chiefs on 11 July 1944, which we mentioned just now in Document 3819-PS?

The concept originated in Japan because of the perennial shortage of office space, which we mentioned earlier, but the company now uses it all over the world.

— MICHAEL D. SHEAR — THE CAUCUS For those who want to follow along on Twitter with what the Nevada Republican Party issues beginning at 8 p.m. Eastern time, meaning all 16 counties outside of Clark County, it may be more readable to follow @NVGOP rather than @NVvotecount, which we mentioned earlier.

Then the aspirant must not only be tested in those labours and dangers and pleasures which we mentioned before, but there is another kind of probation which we did not mention --he must bexerciseded also in many kinds of knowledge, to see whether the soul will be able to endure the highest of all, will faint under them, as in any other studies and exercises.

The second problem is pollution – which we mentioned earlier.

I wrote a book with my colleague, Doro Marden - Raise Happy Children- in which we mention the value of thankfulness in our last chapter on Happiness.

Which we mention partly to further illustrate the polymathic tendencies of Icelanders, but mainly to flag up the name of the aforementioned beat combo: Tony Blair.

To better understand the general model and its nuances, several submodels (input models) were built based on adaptation of pre-existing research, among which we mention: meteorological, pasture, animal, crop livestock integration, crop, soil, pasture-animal, and pasture-soil submodels.

Trump has done little over the course of his presidency to convince those who think him biased that he is not — which is the point at which we mention the aftermath of the rioting in Charlottesville in August.

The longest cut in the book consists of a conversation between me and one of my Chinese tutors, in which we mention Li Peng, the former Premier, who was orphaned as a child.