Sentence examples for previously rather than from inspiring English sources

Disrepute DWP press releases highlight how new assessment processes are finding more people fit to work – the subtext being that they were wrongly claiming the benefit previously, rather than that the eligibility for the benefit has been tightened.

That was slightly below analysts' expectations, but it represented the highest reading in a year and underlined the view that the Chinese economy was on track for continued solid growth, albeit at a slower rate than previously, rather than a sharp slowdown.

In South Korea, a recent study found a prevalence rate of one in 38 children, and a study in England found autism at roughly the same rate — 1 percent — in adults as in children, implying that the condition had gone unidentified previously, rather than an actual increase in its incidence.

The two methods revealed "pretty clearly" that the five figures that had been suggested previously, rather than a solitary pterosaur, graced the canyon wall, the researchers report this month in Antiquity.

And should anyone trust the auditing of a company the International Brotherhood of Electrical Workers has retained previously, rather than a truly independent examination such as those D'Arcy has fought with muscle and lawyers?

These trials were for participants who had had their hip replacements some time previously rather than for people recently discharged from hospital.

Furthermore, she said, she is saddened that so many people view the race in terms of the relationship she and Mr. Owens previously shared rather than the need for improved leadership.

It has said previously that, rather than develop the port with the beach in use, it would prefer to move the ferry terminal elsewhere.

As we've previously covered, rather than promising to produce well-rounded or hirable developers, the company is focused on teaching a finite set of skills that enable students to build products immediately.

For this study we only considered large, common deletions or amplifications that had been previously observed rather than smaller focal alterations to avoid this.

Nevertheless, our results indicate that influences from episodic memory traces may be more prominent than previously thought, rather than that they are limited to late stages of difficult tasks.