Sentence examples for Before contemplated from inspiring English sources

But since the market for subprime mortgages collapsed, in the summer of 2007, the growing financial crisis has forced Bernanke to intervene on Wall Street in ways never before contemplated by the Fed.

Professor Stephen Hopper, director of the Royal Botanic Gardens, Kew, said: "The success we are celebrating today is extraordinary and on a scale never before contemplated in global biodiversity conservation.

To survive, the Lees eventually adopted the changes that had saved other conventional Long Island farms: they switched their emphasis from wholesale to retail and started growing things they had never before contemplated.

In a blogpost, Rogers has the strikingly original idea, never before contemplated in conservative humour circles, of mocking political correctness.

That completely baffled those in the crowd who had never before contemplated the foreign origins of gumbo, cornbread and the P.B.&J.

I had never before contemplated New York culture's decided lack of supergroups, but Grand Band is verily — and I don't say this lightly — the Traveling Wilburys of the city's new-music piano scene.

We would wait until Tuesday before contemplating buying the shares".

Before contemplating that, the Australian led the effusive tributes to Langer.

When asked whether Lamoriello could work with Steinbrenner, Lombardi sighed and said, "Geez," before contemplating the notion.

(That is even before contemplating the prospect of Europhile Scotland demanding a fresh independence referendum, as it would, and seceding).

Mr. Edelstein said he believed that Lehman "would feel very strongly that international sanction was necessary before contemplating military action".