Sentence examples for previously prevailing from inspiring English sources
The version with smoothing gives some weight to the previously prevailing funds rate target.
This is an evolution of previously prevailing views of mobility as the consequence of disasters or as a driver of risk.
This "occipital seizure-migraine" sequence appears to be much commoner than the previously prevailing view of migraine visual aura triggering epileptic seizures [2, 3].
So confronted with (2), they cast about for a possible adjustment to the previously prevailing canon of similarity that brings the content of (2) into line with conversational principles and is manifestly smaller, manifestly more natural, manifestly easier to make, than any other adjustment that would do the trick.
Previously, prevailing scientific theory held that most particles in the stratosphere came from volcanoes, but smoke and other wildfire emissions have been detected from the lower stratosphere.
Thus, the ascendancy of H1N1 in some seasons is, most likely, caused by the drop in the relative fitness of the previously prevailing H3N2 lineages as the fraction of susceptible hosts decreases during the stasis intervals.
But of course it's on immigration, particularly when it intersects with welfare, where the previously unthinkable is becoming prevailing orthodoxy.
Some current analytic work is motivated less by the desire to forward an overall theory than by a wish to destroy a prevailing or previously held theory that is considered objectionable.
As the UK court has previously held, pursuant to prevailing family law principles, it was bound to make the least detrimental choice [ 23].
Inactivation of both p53 and pRb, a prevailing paradigm previously proposed for muscle-invasive urothelial tumorigenesis, is found to be necessary but insufficient to initiate this urothelial carcinoma variant.
To settle that dispute, officials said, the two sides agreed that guest workers would be paid the prevailing industry wage previously used in the guest worker program.
