Sentence examples for previously conceived from inspiring English sources

With the discovery of the New World, the institution of slavery grew to proportions greater than had been previously conceived.

"The chancellor needs a work space that reflects his style and the needs of his people rather than some previously conceived notion".

He added, "When we think of the magnitude of the risks involved with nuclear power, the safety measures we previously conceived are inadequate".

Pardee oversaw a previously conceived offense known as the run and shoot, a creative passing attack, when he coached the Gamblers in the mid-1980s.

Even after the company received a formal request for documents, said the judge, Geoffrey Vos, "a previously conceived plan to delete e-mails was put in place by senior management".

In a civil hearing in January 2012, Mr  Justice Vos said it appeared that "a previously conceived plan to conceal evidence was put in train by News Group managers" shortly after the solicitor for the actor Sienna Miller had asked them to retain emails relating to phone hacking.

Questioning species designation can be contentious, as species have previously been conceived as the primary units for conservation.

8 Suboptimal use of antibiotics has previously been conceived as largely a medical issue given doctors are the prescribers.

This approach creates two groups within the dataset which have previously been conceived of as 'delayers' and 'non-delayers'.

Although well-established, the berrypicking approach now commands particular attention as a potential first-line procedure for systematic reviews, as opposed to previously being conceived as a "safety net".

Four participants under 18 years of age having been previously married, conceived and given birth, consented as emancipated minors, which is in agreement with Ugandan policy and ethical guidelines [ 43, 44].