Sentence examples for periods previously from inspiring English sources

Companies are also binding hires, especially experienced ones, with three-month notice periods without buyout clauses, compared with one-month notice periods previously.

We next calculated cross-correlations for the four short time periods previously defined (Fig. 10) as showing specific local or system noise pulses (Fig. 13).

The purported 'innovation dip' is an artefact of the time periods previously studied.

We modeled both air pollutants using splines with 4 df, and selected the lag periods previously reported to have the strongest associations with mortality (Anderson and Bell 2010).

Expanding populations and food requirements have pushed farmers onto more marginal lands and also have led to a shortening in the bush/fallow periods previously used to partially restore soil fertility.

The >10-hour feeding period observed for unfed ticks is similar to the 10-hour period previously reported for D. andersoni ticks in 2 earlier studies (13, 14 ); albeit much lower than the periods previously reported for D. andersoni (>48 hours) in another study (10 ) and for A. cajennense ticks (36 hours) in Brazil (15 ).

That period previously ran from July 1 until July 31, with teams barred from signing free agents until Aug. 1.

Turnover increased in the 14 months to the end of March, compared with the 12-month period previously, because the smaller stores were included.

The presidential historian Michael R. Beschloss said that "it's hard to find a parallel in modern times to this degree of enthusiasm for going into government," all the more striking in a period previously known for cynicism about government employment.

He has trailed the "Late Night With David Letterman" on CBS by about two million viewers a night; Mr. Leno had easily been the winner in that time period previously.

Lucasfilm also said that it was "exploring a whole new 'Star Wars' series set in a time period previously untouched in 'Star Wars' films or TV programming".