Sentence examples for pursued previously from inspiring English sources

Higginson, whom the Mets have pursued previously, will earn $11.85 million next season and $8.85 million in each of the following two seasons.

(Bales 1971) Bentham wrote, "It is not to be expected that this process [his hedonic calculus] should be strictly pursued previously to every moral judgment".

The estate countersued in turn, claiming the sample as used was short, adapted, and supplemented, and thus subject to fair use, a legal tactic not pursued previously.

However, the establishment of human disease-associated premature senescence-bearing fish had not been pursued previously.

Although these kinds of data analyses on oligopeptides have been actively pursued previously [31,32], no previous reports were found in the literature regarding reverse peptide sequence search.

Since the p53 protein is a transcriptional activator, identification of an expression signature related to its activity has been pursued previously.

The decision by the new government, led by President Macky Sall, to prosecute Mr. Thioune is viewed by analysts as a healthy sign that it may pursue previously untouchable figures.

Less than five years after wielding absolute power, the retired four-star general has become the latest example of the Pakistani judiciary's increasing willingness to pursue previously untouchable levels of society — even to the top ranks of the powerful military.

The 4-week course of immobilization that we pursued had previously been suggested for extensor tendon injury.

The development clears the way for Mynd, which makes insurance software, to pursue a previously planned $600 million deal with Welsh, Carson, Anderson & Stowe, a private investment company.

In 1878, Congress declared Washington's commissioners to be permanent, as serviceable a point as any to mark the return of white Democratic southerners to the highest corridors of national power, now free to pursue their previously limited and extralegal crusade to annul the advances of recent years under the guise of a lawmaking and with benefit of federal offices.