Sentence examples for the previously accepted from inspiring English sources
adverb
At an earlier time.
Australian scientists now say fat is the sixth taste, contradicting the previously accepted list of five primary tastes: sweet, salt, sour and bitter, and umami.
Puerto Rico was aided somewhat in the mid-1930s by President Franklin D. Roosevelt's New Deal policies, which radically enlarged the previously accepted role of the government.
She does so, however, from a basis of thorough research, enabling her to debunk the previously accepted story that Snow was held by the Germans in a Danish concentration camp.
In May , 1990 Franciszek Piper, the museum's senior historian, caused an international sensation when he released the results of a ten-year study that concluded that the number of victims at Auschwitz was just over a million — a dramatic reduction from the previously accepted figure of four million.
Triton's mass is now known to be only a small fraction of the previously accepted value and its surface to be icy and highly reflective, in contrast to the Moon's dark surface, which is devoid of water and other volatile components (with the exception of what is interpreted as water ice on the floors of craters near its poles).
This change indicated that there were small errors in the previously accepted atomic weights of several of the elements and large errors for several others, for which wrong multiples of the combining weights had been used as atomic weights (the combining weight being that weight of an element that combines with a given weight of a standard).
The city previously accepted IDs issued by the nonprofit group FaithAction, which required people to provide proof of identity and residency.
A small eye was defined by an AL of <21 mm in at least one eye in keeping with the broadest previously accepted definition for microphthalmos/nanophtahlamos 10 12 and being equivalent to 2SD below the population mean value.
Still, the possibility of legal challenges has been raised.But if the Democrats have shown themselves willing to prolong the dispute beyond previously accepted bounds, the Republicans have acted in a way that suggests that to dispute the vote at all is unjustified.
The British government has previously accepted the need for tighter eurozone integration but has hoped that the rewriting of EU treaties to make way for it could allow Britain to make other demands about welfare and immigration.
The only reason the court has previously accepted as valid for denying self-representation, Justice Scalia said, was a threat to the orderliness of the trial.
