Sentence examples for could only previously from inspiring English sources

He was at last publicly living the life less ordinary that he had always craved, and could only previously achieve in private when he killed.

VR empowers us to create experiences our consumers could only previously dream of.

Now Hoey is relishing playing in events he could only previously watch on TV, following his success at St Andrews.

The combination of high resolution, minimal sample preparation and the ability to image non-destructively has allowed visualisation of crystallization, melting and re-ordering processes at a lamellar and sub-lamellar scale, revealing complexities that could only previously be guessed at.

The study findings demonstrate how patients are independently making use of new technologies to gain information about aspects of their cardiovascular health, which could only previously have been gained from their healthcare practitioner.

Due to the heterogeneity of the identified mutations, the authors could only imply previously not associated genes as causative based on de novo truncating mutations.

In Washington, Omar Kanat, the vice president of the World Uighur Congress, an exile group, said that the Chinese reports of detainees were understated, and that the new report of 718 detentions could only add to previously reported totals.

The Irish Independent story continues, "He eventually had to have a blood vessel blocked in a non-invasive procedure although doctors could only find two previously documented reports of an unwanted prolonged erection after a straddle injury".

Astronomers said the discovery was not so much a triumph of new optics as of a highly focused search strategy and computers that allow speedy analysis of vast quantities of data that previously could only be skimmed.

Removal rates and accuracies are achieved that previously could only have been dreamed about.

In future, robots could be capable of performing delicate and complex production steps that previously could only be done by hand (e.g. assembling a mobile phone).