Sentence examples for supply previously from inspiring English sources

Cass Corridog (ha!) will be the latest incarnation of the Woofbridge Feed and Supply, previously located within Canine to Five, a local dog boarding and grooming business.

The 50%% concentration corresponds to the nitrogen supply previously used in experiments on I. glandulifera (Andrews et al., 2005).

They claim both were newly acquired - in other words, not from old supplies previously under the control of the Provisional IRA.

The current water shortage extends to include underground water supplies, previously considered to be an unlimited resource.

By observing these lines SWAS is: (1) testing long-standing theories that predict that these species are the dominant coolants of molecular clouds during the early stages of their collapse to form stars and planets; and (2) supplying previously missing information about the abundance of key species central to the chemical models of dense interstellar gas.

These data are intended to complement and strengthen previously published rigorously controlled studies and real-world analyses by supplying previously unreported information about the real-world long-term impact of onabotulinumtoxinA on CM patient healthcare utilisation patterns and disease burden including poor quality of life, which is an important distinguishing feature of CM [39, 40].

Now pilgrims can roam the entire country and a limited supply of previously nonexistent tourist visas is offered.

If the supply of previously foreclosed homes continues to dry up, housing prices might stabilize or even rise.

At the current sales rate, it would take 11.2 months to work off the entire supply of previously owned homes on the market.

Record-low mortgage rates, stable price increases and a limited supply of previously occupied homes have made newly built homes more attractive to buyers.

Another part of the explanation may be the rapidly growing supply of previously unavailable products (eg some processed foods, soft drinks and snacks) in the modern retail chains of many developing countries.