Sentence examples similar to have earlier provided from inspiring English sources
The documents, some of which Mr. Klein had earlier provided to reporters, describe a mysterious room at the AT&T Internet and telephone hub in San Francisco where he worked.
Likewise, he had earlier provided financial backing at a crucial stage in the work of Jane Goodall on chimpanzees and other projects on orangutans and gorillas and studies of modern human hunter-gatherers.
In court papers, Mr. Hajem included Internal Revenue Service documents; he said that he had earlier provided them to Officer Ramkissoon and that they showed he had paid the proper amounts in taxes.
Mr. Burnett had earlier provided the old-time music for "O Brother, Where Art Thou?," a Coen brothers caper that was based loosely on "The Odyssey" and was released in 2000 after a Cannes debut.
More importantly, the company announced 2.3 million new domestic subscribers, which was at the high-end of the range it had earlier provided (1.6m-2.4m 1.6m-2.4m
Rutte's team also found that when a test rat was paired with one of the rats that had earlier provided it with oak flakes, it pulled the food lever even more--showing direct reciprocity.
NATO's Resolute Support mission had earlier provided the number of service members killed but did not offer their nationality.
The agency finally admitted that Busch had earlier provided inaccurate information, confirming that the water was not being treated with anti-corrosives.
It also contained several extraordinary sequences of clay animation by Bruce Bickford who had earlier provided animation sequences to Zappa for a 1974 TV special (which became available on the 1982 video The Dub Room Special).
Infection of BALB/c with B. malayi or B. pahangi L3 has earlier provided important insights into host-parasite biology in spite of the nonpermissiveness of immunocompetent mice to Brugia species [ 33].
Complex functions evolved by building on simpler functions that had evolved earlier, provided that these were also selectively favoured.
