Sentence examples for be recovered before from inspiring English sources

Any losses must be recovered before common dividends are resumed.

These demand that big losses be recovered before performance fees can be charged again.

Mr. Aziz has greater expectations, estimating that 10 times that amount will be recovered before a June 15 deadline.

A go-ahead decision will hardly be made without some assurance that these costs can be recovered before the product becomes a football in the market.

For more explicit delay information, one can obtain the probability distribution pd,l(N T ) that the l-th message layer is recovered after exactly the N T -th time slot (and cannot be recovered before): p d, l ( N T ) = = ∏ i = 1 N T − 1 ( 1 − P d, l ( T = i · T p ) ) · P d, l ( T = N T · T p ), (7).

"The club were fully aware of the illness from the first day I had it and they were fully aware that I was going to have the illness seen to and fully aware that there was a recovery process and that I would be recovered before the end of the season," he said.

Seven coffins were recovered before they could be sold and two were unaccounted for, Mr. Morgenthau said.

It also said dozens of cars and trucks, houses, real estate and jewelry had been recovered before the larger seizures today.

Thanks to the polydispersivity of the injected suspension and the control of grain size at the outlet, it can also be determined that the coarser particles are recovered before the finer particles, as expected when one considers the size-exclusion effect.

When the high energy boundary theory and the driving force for the Goss grain growth are considered, it is possible to explain the reason for significant improvement of the final texture and magnetic properties in the specimen that was recovered before the final annealing compared to the specimen that was recrystallized.

However, the diameter of the strand at the live end was recovered before pretensioning owing to the insufficient embedment length, which caused insufficient confined pressure, and it is called a Hoyer effect.