Sentence examples for already a precedent from inspiring English sources

There is already a precedent.

"For it to be embraced by the black community, I was like, 'Oh, that's surprising.'" You could argue that it isn't so surprising because there's already a precedent.

As for the ethics of a physician's refusing to participate in collecting evidence from a person because it might harm the person if he is convicted of the crime, there's already a precedent for that.

There's already a precedent for these types of companies raising capital from investors in the U.S. or Europe.

And there was already a precedent: DARPA had recently run a successful insertion program for computer chips, replacing silicon with gallium arsenide.

There's already a precedent of sorts as well: coComment tried to take blog commenting to a centralized point without 100% of the conversation remaining on the blog itself, until it realized that it was a failed model.

Royal Mail has already set a precedent within its first year as a listed company (£100m cash impact in 2015).

"In most cases you already have a precedent within the family of a child going to a private or parochial school," Ms. Simmons said.

After all, the Spanish government has brokered truces with ETA, which has killed four times as many people in Spain as Al Qaeda has, and the accelerated withdrawal of Spanish troops from Iraq following the train bombings has already set a precedent for accommodation, which was quickly followed by the Dominican Republic, Honduras, and Nicaragua.

Medicare has already set a precedent, paying $150 a unit (up from $115 typically) for a virally inactivated plasma trademarked by Vitex as PLAS+SD.

Medicare has already set a precedent, paying $150 per unit (up from $115 typically) for a virally inactivated plasma trademarked by Vitex as PLAS+SD.