Sentence examples for previously means from inspiring English sources

'The fact that we have won this competition previously, means we are good enough, but it guarantees nothing.

His decision not to talk about the deputy leadership previously means he is less well known to many Labour members than the other declared candidates.

The efficiency of recombination 2 weeks after tamoxifen injection was between 40% and 50% in both CY and CFY ducts, as reported previously (Means et al., 2008).

Cleaning had previously meant enormous coal-powered fans for blowing.

To do it, she gradually stretched the definition of the "classics" published by her Modern Library line -- which previously meant hardcover books with expired copyrights.

With promoters from Eat Your Own Ears, Bird on the Wire and, of course, Mama Presents – previously Mean Fiddler – the venue brings in a varied pool of acts.

A space that previously meant nothing to anyone is turned into "a catalyst for community conversation," Reynolds says, generating a feeling of shared ownership of the city.

This has previously meant customers being prepared to wait and wait for the best deals to arrive, knowing shops will eventually blink and offer them a bargain for fear of losing their custom to a competitor.

Its new headquarters are also part of Samsung's efforts to establish a reputation as a technology innovator by transforming the company's culture and strategies, which previously meant that most of its tech and products were developed internally, by partnering with tech entrepreneurs.

An avid Twitter user averaging 35 tweets a day, she found that what were previously meant as mundane jokes or pointless political asides now seemed petty and, at times, unnecessarily negative.

They look up the word in the dictionary and learn its definition has adapted over the years: it previously meant "an unpleasant old woman" and a bundle of sticks.