IN THE FORMER CASE

Definition: Referring to a situation or condition mentioned earlier in a discussion or text.

Synonyms: Before, Earlier Instance, Prior Scenario, Previous Situation, Initial Condition

Usage Examples in Sentences

He preferred reading books, but in the former case, he enjoyed watching movies.

Sarah loved chocolate ice cream, but in the former case, she savored the vanilla flavor.

He usually took the bus to work, but in the former case, he rode his bicycle.

The students usually had indoor classes, but in the former case, they had an outdoor lesson.

The plant thrived in sunlight, but in the former case, it wilted in the shade.

In the former case, the experiment yielded unexpected results.

The company considered two marketing strategies, and in the former case, they opted for a digital campaign.

The weather forecast predicted rain, but in the former case, the day turned out to be sunny and warm.

In the former case, the intricacies of quantum mechanics were dissected by the brilliant physicist during the symposium.

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In the former case, the decision was made hastily without considering all the consequences.

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In the former case, it was clear that communication breakdowns led to the project's failure.

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Overlooking the importance of proper planning in the former case led to disastrous results.

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In the former case, he opted for the traditional approach.

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The company adopted a conservative strategy. In the former case, they pursued aggressive expansion.

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The defendant was acquitted, but in the former case, he pleaded guilty.