Sentence examples for previously contemplated from inspiring English sources

He had previously contemplated the possibility of trying to live in Barbados, where he had relatives.

Mr. Hegdal said he had not previously contemplated applying to any Ivy League school.

"Israelis were now conditioned to yield significantly more than they had previously contemplated in return for a definitive end to the conflict," she writes.

These have included the notion of the Palestinians' receiving more than 90percentt of the West Bank, considerably more than previously contemplated.

The authority had previously contemplated a larger express bus increase but kept it lower at the request of Mayor Michael R. Bloomberg.

I love pasta" — he'd previously contemplated opening a "generic Italian" restaurant — "but you can't work out enough hours in the day to burn it off".

What we've got to do is try to give young people not only that fundamental education, but the ability to be able to go into the workplace with greater confidence than they would previously contemplate".

Six months after the World Health Organization was notified of the Ebola outbreak in West Africa, its experts have released a new study warning that the situation is quickly growing worse and that Ebola may even "become endemic among the human population of West Africa, a prospect that has never previously been contemplated".

Six months after the World Health Organization (WHO) was notified of the Ebola outbreak in West Africa, its experts have released a new study warning that the situation is quickly growing worse and that Ebola may even "become endemic among the human population of West Africa, a prospect that has never previously been contemplated".

"We must therefore face the possibility that Ebola virus disease will become endemic among the human population of West Africa, a prospect that has never previously been contemplated".

These are classic data mining methods (e.g. Breiman 2001; Kell and King 2000; Kell and Oliver 2004; Wu et al. 2008) that allow us to discover mechanisms of action that are unknown and/or have not previously been contemplated.