Sentence examples for subject previously from inspiring English sources
I have written a lot about the subject previously (notably here and here) and I'm planning to write yet more for tomorrow's London Evening Standard.
In recent years, Dr. Gerald has taken advantage of his insider status to tackle a subject previously closed to portrait photography: psychoanalysts in their workplaces.
Arthus phenomenon, local swelling, redness, and tissue death following skin injection of soluble antigen into a subject previously immunized by a series of similar injections.
The idea for the novel came after Mr. Lodge read an article by John Cornwell about two scholarly books that demonstrated that scientists were becoming very interested in consciousness, a subject previously thought unsuitable for their investigation.
Again I returned to him with the ambitious, if not foolhardy idea of doing an opera on King Lear, a subject previously abandoned by Verdi and also considered by Britten but soon rejected.
The technology and call-centre boom means that parents also want their kids to learn English―a subject previously in decline, partly for nationalistic reasons, and suffering now from a serious shortage of qualified teachers.The Premji Foundation showed me a school bus with a difference.
Study Subjects: Previously compliant chiropractors were invited to participate in the study.
helps students learn about lifetime fitness habits and other subjects previously taught in health classes.
It was exhilarating to watch the rapid emergence of new names, format changes and subjects previously deemed too down-market to deal with.
Many of his subjects previously supported themselves through drug dealing, begging or public assistance, and without access to such employment, Duneier contends, crime and panhandling would surely rise.
However, subjects previously taken to satisfy the General Institute or Departmental Requirements may be counted toward current requirements with the permission of the governing bodies that administer those requirements.
