Sentence examples for considered heretofore from inspiring English sources
Note that, unlike the criteria for ontological commitment considered heretofore, this is intended only as a sufficient condition for ontological commitment.
This is a concept that has not been considered heretofore.
Routine clinical practice shows that the cognitive and functional changes of dementia are typically accompanied by changes in behavior and in personality, but these have not become core criteria as they have been considered heretofore to lack sufficient diagnostic specificity.
If we want to commit an act of poetic innovation in an era of formal exhaustion, we may have to consider this heretofore unimagined, but nevertheless prohibited, option: writing poetry for inhuman readers, who do not yet exist, because such aliens, clones, or robots have not yet evolved to read it".
Moreover, Washington should consider the heretofore unthinkable: a South Korean nuclear deterrent to the North.
Care providers and decision makers should consider the heretofore undescribed physical and psychological toll of waiting (and the ramifications with respect to quality and quantity of life) when devising strategies to optimally manage wait lists within publicly funded bariatric programs.
We have not heretofore considered the First Amendment consequences of government-compelled subsidy of the governments own speech.
Vegetables and produce, in storage heretofore considered safe, were frozen, and the amount of damage therefrom remained unknown at the close of the month.
Almost overnight, her audience expanded to include a generation of post-punk indie kids who had heretofore considered disco music the devil's work.
A significant issue of manifold design, not heretofore considered, is the geometric shape of the exit ports as a means for tailoring manifold performance.
The Court holds that what were heretofore considered two independent "prongs" -- "veracity" and "basis of knowledge" -- are now to be considered together as circumstances whose totality must be appraised.
