Sentence examples for previously that even from inspiring English sources

Aung San Suu Kyi has said previously that even if she doesn't become president she would run the country from behind the scenes.

Suu Kyi has said previously that even if she doesn't become the president she would run the country from behind the scenes.

The regulator said previously that even though incorrect decisions were made by top executives, it did not find enough evidence to hold management legally accountable for the bank's failure.

It was also reported previously that even a non-soluble metal that contains no calcium or phosphorus can be an osteoinductive material when treated to form an appropriate macrostructure and microstructure [5].

I have said previously that even with Apex's huge success here, I'm not convinced it will be a huge revenue generator for EA on the scale they're looking for because A) it's free and B) the cosmetics, the likes of which Fortnite uses to print money, are pretty bad compared to its competition.

But experts have said previously that, even allowing for these additional changes, the number of people worse off financially from the Senate bill would probably outnumber those better off ― and by quite a large margin.

The manufacturer has previously insisted that even it cannot unscramble users' messages when sent on the devices.

He has previously said that even he has to use virtual private networks, or VPNs, which allow users to gain access to the Internet as if they were in a different location.

NBC executives had previously said that even if Mr. Letterman signed with CBS, they would keep Mr. Letterman on the air until June because of the revenue that his show can bring in between now and then.

Coco has previously stated that even at size 4, she felt sidelined by industry execs, who wanted her to be even tinier.

The following year, Dixon met with Jenner in Australia and told him about the people he had met who had become Christians as a result of Jenner's evangelism, and Jenner, then 50 years old, cried because he had not previously known that even one of the people he had talked to had remained a Christian beyond their initial profession of faith.