Sentence examples for beforehand thought from inspiring English sources
This includes crops that were beforehand thought to be of very low introgression risk, such as soybean and common bean (Stewart et al. 2003; Kwit et al. 2011), suggesting that hybridization between crops and their wild relatives is a more common phenomenon than previously considered (Ellstrand 2003).
"But what I do regret is that I didn't give it more thought beforehand".
Worse, much of what was erected to replace them was conceived without a great deal of esthetic thought beforehand and, accordingly, Tokyo has some of the ugliest postmodern buildings of any major city this side of Moscow.
Put some thought, beforehand, into what you want your double exposure to look like.
It helps to give some thought beforehand so you don't have to make a hasty decision.
Our panel will be with us until 2pm, but if you can't make the discussion you can post questions and thoughts beforehand and pop back after to see what everyone thought.
Let us know your thoughts beforehand at theguardian.com/membership.
Even if the speech you've been asked to give is only a minute long, preparing and organizing your thoughts beforehand can make the difference between a tepid response and a warm one.
Presumably, when a play gets as far as an actual production, there's been some thought given beforehand to the script's intrinsic value, and to what the story might mean to a contemporary audience.
While priests ordained in the 1960's and '70's generally do not describe the ritual of their ordination as something they gave much thought to beforehand, seeing it mostly as a necessary step to becoming the spiritual shepherd of Catholics, Mr. Pavia is awed by the moment he will deliver his personal will to the church.
The top brass are not exempt: an official report last year on a meeting of the Central Military Commission, the armed forces' high command, of which Mr Xi is chairman, said that participants had genned up beforehand on the military thoughts of Mao Zedong and the like.
