Sentence examples for was earlier thought from inspiring English sources

Thus the dust is more likely created by a debris disk around Vega, rather than from a protoplanetary disk as was earlier thought.

It was earlier thought that animals sacrifice colour vision in favour of absolute sensitivity at night.

It was earlier thought that this high diversity was the result of higher speciation rates in the tropics, however recent studies found higher speciation rates in the high latitudes that were offset by greater extinction rates than in the tropics.

Somali President Mohammad Siad Barre had sent a generation of young Somalis to be educated and trained in Moscow and was earlier thought to be firmly in the Soviet camp... To the great surprise of the USSR, Barre decided to attack Ethiopia and try to regain his tribal homeland deep in the Ogaden Desert.

It was earlier thought that genomes of Magnaporthe grisea and Neurospora crassa share a common ancestor.

Our analysis also suggests the existence of Mβ-type genes in rice, which was earlier thought to be absent in monocots [ 6].

While the tumor/host relationships were earlier thought to be antagonistic (perhaps by analogy with infections), today their synergy (paradoxical "love, not war") becomes apparent (Lichtenstein 2008).

John Boaler Calne, Wiltshire Labour opponents of Jeremy Corbyn are reported as saying that Labour's Oldham triumph was "in spite of" Corbyn (Convincing win in Oldham for Corbyn's first electoral test, 4 December); yet when there were earlier thoughts of Labour not winning, opponents insisted that the election would be a test for Corbyn's leadership, with his being blamed for any loss.

There were early thoughts of re-staging "Coucou Bazar" in full, but there were too many obstacles, Ms. Webel said.

They fear one who appears too weak, like Jimmy Carter, or too bellicose, as some thought Ronald Reagan was early on.

With these comments, the US presidential hopeful is recycling earlier thoughts on the attacks that terrorized France last year. . "Isn't it interesting that the tragedy in Paris took place in one of the toughest gun control countries in the world?" Trump tweeted in the wake of the Charlie Hebdo shooting in January.