Sentence examples for previously existent from inspiring English sources

New villages continued to be established, especially in the south, where many previously existent communities of peasants also received charters of elementary liberties in the 13th and early 14th centuries.

Here, we have shown that S. symbiotica SCt from C. tujafilina is yet another intermediate stage in the process of accommodation into the previously existent B. aphidicola-aphid consortium.

Cancer is a different case as it involves appearance of a previously non-existent structure (tumor), realizing a previously non-existent function (destruction of the organism) and rendering powerful and versatile influence on the body.

The Ansari X Prize, for example, has attracted over $100m in investment into the (previously non-existent) private-sector space industry.

This previously non-existent procedure deserves to be compared to the usual one: Application by a third party for an admission order.

Between production and consumption, previously non-existent or insignificant processes such as transportation, packaging, processing, distribution, preservation, etc. have come to the fore.

"New-market disruptions" appeal to a previously non-existent market, whereas "low-market" or "low-end disruptions" provide simpler and cheaper ways to do things than do the leading products and services.

It is true that the Heller majority discovered a previously non-existent individual right to a gun in the home for self-defense.