Sentence examples for strong as previously from inspiring English sources

And consumer confidence might not be quite as strong as previously thought.

The yen fell on concern that Japan's economic rebound may not be as strong as previously thought.

Raab may have left May's government, but by pretending that the withdrawal agreement will undermine our ability to forge a new trade relationship with the EU, he is accepting that the UK's position is not nearly as strong as previously claimed – and therefore reinforcing the rationale for May's apparent capitulation.

This implies that: 1) an ice sheet covering the whole Tibetan Plateau during the last glacial maximum (LGM) could not have existed; and 2) erosion during the last deglaciation was not as strong as previously proposed, such that not all pre-Holocene loess was removed.

New analysis of North Korea's Sept. 3 nuclear test ― the regime's sixth-ever and most powerful to date ― suggests it could have been twice as strong as previously thought. .

New analysis of North Korea's Sept. 3 nuclear test ― the regime's sixth-ever and most powerful to date ― suggests it could have been twice as strong as previously thought.

Use once a day as it is stronger (as previously mentioned).

Partial Eta squared effect sizes were determined to be: weak = 0.17, medium = 0.24, strong = 0.51, very strong ≥0.70 as previously described by O'Connor, et al. All statistical procedures were performed using SPSS 20.0 software (Chicago, IL) and an alpha probability level of <0.05 was adopted throughout.

Patrick Connolly, of John Scott & Partners, said: "It does appear that Standard Life are not as strong as we previously thought, but that certainly does not mean that another Equitable Life is in the offing".

For sufficiently large n (specified explicitly), these results are as strong as a previously known bound that is conditional on GRH.

The relationships between physical activity and adiposity measures in the present study are approximately twice as strong as those previously reported in 11- to 12-year-olds in the Avon Longitudinal Study of Parents and Children (ALSPAC) [ 7] and are considerably stronger than those reported for skinfold thickness in the European Youth Heart Study (EYHS) at age 9 to 10 years [ 10].