Sentence examples for lifetime previously from inspiring English sources
Lifetime previously drew criticism for its proposed biopic of Whitney Houston, with the late singer's mother Cissy calling on film-makers to "please let her rest".
Lifetime previously released a clip from the movie where the kids of Bayside High posed for a photo shoot only to start arguing on set.
Good agreement with the crack growth histories and lifetimes previously measured on three-point bend beams of normal and high strength concretes is demonstrated.
No one could feel confident of the future in those conditions (which is one of the goals of a society built on 'understandings')." The other argument is that the Imperial bureaucracy was considerably less draconian in Tchaikovsky's lifetime than previously imagined.
This reaction time is consistent with the <27 μs droplet lifetime reported previously that was deduced on the basis of the extent of product formation for a bimolecular reaction and a known solution reaction rate constant.
For 12-month PTSD among those with lifetime PTSD, previously married participants had lower odds (OR = 0.02, CI 0.00-0.31) compared to currently married respondents, whereas the never-married had significantly elevated odds (OR = 37.64, CI 2.22-639.50).
The average ECFP-p65 control phase and modulation lifetimes were 2.43±0.06 ns and 2.98±0.03 ns in agreement with ECFP lifetimes measured previously [10].
The PL of the Sn-doped In2O3 NWs was found to be broad with a maximum at λ = 500 nm or 2.5 eV that shifts to 450 nm or ≈2.8 eV upon reducing the content of Sn to 1 % which also results into an increase in the carrier lifetime as shown previously by time-resolved PL [11].
Previously – Lifetime's Assassination of Malcolm X.
Previously, Lifetime was able to mobilize 26 million signatures in support of The Breast Cancer Protection Act.
This study describes one of the first longitudinal investigations conducted among a national sample of middle-aged men in a country where lifetime employment was previously the norm.
