Sentence examples for Moderately before from inspiring English sources

But women who drank moderately before diagnosis — three to six drinks a week — were significantly less likely to die of breast cancer and of cardiovascular disease.

They will appear only after 9 p.m., for instance; the actors in them must all be at least 30 years of age; and the liquor makers must first run for four months a series of social-responsibility messages on subjects like designated drivers and drinking moderately before they can run commercials for their distilled-spirits brands.

Between 1749 and 1859, Uppsala – like most places in Sweden – experienced high annual fluctuations in mortality, while the population increased only moderately before the 1830s, after which it almost doubled until 1859.

Berninger, who cracks open a bottle of sauvignon blanc before the interview, and confesses to getting "moderately hammered" before gigs to deal with his stage fright, thought each tour would be his last.

Patients cough moderately just before a shot and then once during it.

The stock market, which had been trading moderately higher before the Fed's announcement, gave up some of its early gains after the Fed's announcement in midafternoon.

The swiftness of her ascent gave her that weird sort of internet half-celebrity whereby she became moderately famous before anyone really knew who she was.

O&O also forecast that the advertising downturn across all media, one of the steepest and longest for generations, would improve only moderately next year before starting to lift in 2011.

If you're lucky and certain medications work well, you can still enjoy these foods to some extent and still drink, though you're advised to do so more moderately than before.

The Mike Brown Lakers (1-4) sputtered and gave way to the Bernie Bickerstaff Lakers (4-1), who looked moderately stable before giving way to the Mike D'Antoni Lakers 17-211), whaveave looked alternately miserable and capable.

The system of heating and ventilating the public rooms was that of forced draught by means of powerful blowers situated in the sub-basement that forced the fresh air between steam-coils, where it became moderately heated before entering the ducts that lead it to the various rooms.