Sentence examples for Substantially before from inspiring English sources

In many nascent industries, we observe an "S-curve" where early on adoption is limited but then eventually grows substantially before leveling off as it saturates a market.

"But I have discovered that as a philanthropist, one's leverage is substantially before the check is written".

Fleetwood expects its third-quarter loss to narrow substantially, before returning to profitability in the fourth quarter, he said, without being more specific.

Some former agencies, such as the Home Owners Loan Corp.., which was prominent in the 1930s, once were large but shrank substantially before being eliminated.

He estimated that they would buy something like half that amount in the coming auction unless yields increased substantially before then.

At a hearing in Kent, Conn., G.E. presented data indicating that PCB concentrations in fish and invertebrates had declined substantially before leveling off in recent years.

Worldwide, most reefs were "substantially degraded before 1900," they report, long before recent episodes of coral bleaching caused by climate change or other factors began.

L. 100 4, § 505(c), inserted "prevailing or substantially prevailing" before "party".

"The competition is keen," Mr. Taylor said, "but typically the buildings are substantially leased before they are completed".

Experts are generally agreed that the Bible displays a technical efficiency that was not substantially bettered before the 19th century.

Similarly, the workers' technical and managerial skills must be substantially developed before any self-management programs can be undertaken.