Sentence examples for previously too from inspiring English sources

Nine that were previously too close to call (including Oliver Letwin's Dorset North constituency) are now projected as likely Tory wins.

The building was previously too unstable to be approached and a 50-metre exclusion zone was set up around the site.

Last month, the SNP MP Tasmina Ahmed-Sheikh, previously too worried to talk publicly, spoke about the amount of abuse she received, mostly sexist.

Digital technology offers the craftsman and the artist creative opportunities that were previously too expensive for an individual, too time-consuming or just plain impossible.

"I hope that the fact we have charged three people with this offence will encourage anyone who has been previously too afraid to come forward to find the courage to speak to the police.

In addition, they now face increased competition from the huge agency conglomerates, which, suffering from their own woes, have picked up their pursuit of accounts previously too small to bother with.

And, okay, let's not forget our own mistakes here: TechCrunch's previously too-loose oversight of our hackathon once allowed two misogynistic presentations on our own stage.

Areas that were previously considered too remote or too expensive to access in person can now be relatively easily surveyed from the researcher's computer (Myers [2010]; Pringle [2010]).

He stated how some nations were previously either too weak or too strong, and so features were added to balance gameplay.

Marks & Spencer, he agreed, had previously been too concerned with its internal processes.

They'd previously been too nervous about speaking to someone in person to seek treatment.