Sentence examples for again prior from inspiring English sources

Dickens does not appear to have raised the issue in the Commons again prior to his death in 1995.

The UK ranked 28th in the index - higher than the US, Iran and France, again prior to the Paris attacks.

But then again, prior to the games, I used to complain that the US public did not recognise track and field stars, and now they definitely know me.

Again, prior to the MH370 incident, most people would have assumed that all passports are screened before a flight takes off.

Stuart Pearce has left it up to the players to decide whether to sing the words and the Welsh contingent opted not to once again prior to last night's 3-1 victoverover United Arab Emirates at Wembley.

"We've been talking about players we've acquired," Valentine said, "and other members of the staff and spring training, the whole gamut of things that need to be talked about over and over again prior to spring training so he can get on the proper page to move forward".

Birmingham City observed a minute's applause before their 1-1 Championship draw at Peterborough yesterday, and will do so again prior to their FA Cup tie against Wolverhampton Wanderers at St Andrew's on Saturday, while Ipswich players wore black armbands during yesterday's 3-1 home defeat by Nottingham Forest.

Energy expenditure was assessed again prior to commencing approximately 30 minutes of treadmill exercise at 65% peak oxygen consumption.

Children admitted to the inpatient service for further hydration were weighed again prior to hospital discharge.

Notice, that once again, prior knowledge can substantially enhance the behavior of these algorithms.

Two hundred and eighty DOMs were sent to the South Pole for deployment and tested there again prior to deployment.