Sentence examples for previously thanks from inspiring English sources

In one story, the electrification of an apartment building upsets residents who previously, thanks to the gloom, had not been able to see the squalor in which they lived.

According to the DfE's study, there are 30,000 fewer children in England facing bullying than a decade previously, thanks to sharp falls in violent threats and physical attacks, while the proportion experiencing the most common forms of school-age bullying – name-calling and social exclusion – remained similar.

While I had heard about it previously, thanks to this Fast Company article, I hadn't tried it yet.

As indicated previously, thanks to the finite speed of propagation, systems governed by linear wave equations where internal controls and/or boundary controls act on the same 'region' is not rapidly exact-controllable; see [11, 20].

I'm actually surprised at how much more I use YouTube than I ever did previously thanks to Shield, so I'm excited to check these changes out in more depth.

Scotland have not qualified for a major finals since the 1998 World Cup, but Euro 2016 will be made up of 24 nations, an increase from 16 previously thanks to a proposal put forward by the Scottish and Irish football associations.

The bottom line is that Dyson's robot already delivers a better, more reliable clean than the Roomba 595 Pet Vacuum robot I was using previously, and thanks to a commitment by Dyson to continuous improvement, should only get even better over time.

First year ever that the program was free for everyone - previously $30,000 - thanks to Google and other partners.

The labour market's performance in the third quarter now also looks better than previously believed, thanks to upward revisions for jobs growth for July and August.

Couric, who joined ABC News in 2011, is exiting the network earlier than previously scheduled, thanks to a new partnership she is forming with Yahoo.

In addition, global supplies of natural gas are far greater than previously believed, thanks to new technologies -- notably horizontal drilling and the controversial procedure of hydraulic fracturing ("fracking") -- that allow for the exploitation of shale gas reserves once considered inaccessible.