Sentence examples for hinted at previously from inspiring English sources
WASHINGTON — Federal drug regulators believe that a contaminant detected in a crucial blood thinner that has caused 81 deaths was added deliberately, something the Food and Drug Administration has only hinted at previously.
As has been hinted at previously, the focus of the new fund will be on Series A investments in European tech startups.
According to the Sun Journal, LePage also ruled out a bid for Congress, which he had hinted at previously.
The album has a looseness and jam-iness only hinted at previously, and the politics and grooves sit comfortably side by side.
Rather, we found that CaM plays a critical role in spatial signaling under these conditions, which has been hinted at previously (Teruel et al., 2000).
The dispensability of glutathione to reductive processes in the ER has been hinted at previously: in yeast deletion of GSH1 (encoding gamma glutamylcysteine synthetase that performs the rate-limiting step in glutathione biosynthesis) does not adversely affect the maturation of the disulfide-bonded lysosomal hydrolyze CPY (Frand and Kaiser, 1998).
Dujianyang was a thriving town until yesterday, and the debris hinted at its previously prospering life.
Proving once again that his POW brainwashing experience honed his national security insight, Sen. John McCain (R-AZ) hinted at a previously unknown aspect of a devious plan to overthrow America.
Three days before he became the only head of a major American corporation to announce he is gay, Apple's chief executive, Tim Cook, was in his home state of Alabama, delivering a speech that invoked his heroes, Bobby Kennedy and Martin Luther King, and hinted at ambitions not previously associated with the world's coolest tech company.
The letters hint at many previously unknown events in her much analysed life and autobiographical paintings, including a possible pregnancy.
"Everybody Looking" is certainly entertaining, like dozens of Gucci Mane releases before it, but it hints at a previously implausible (and, it must be said, happy) possibility: that the craftsman might outlive the avatar.
