Sentence examples for been started before the from inspiring English sources

He's at a disadvantage in that the England and Wales Cricket Board squeezes Sri Lanka's tours into the early part of the season, so eight of the nine Tests he has played in England – the exception is the one he got his ton in – have been started before the second week of June, when the grass is still green and the atmosphere often cold and damp.

The centre of the lesion is necrotic because chemotherapy had already been started before the MR study (2) Extrinsic malignancies of the masticator space  .

The amendments to the ISA were made retrospective by section 8D, which meant that they applied to judicial review proceedings that had been started before the amendment Act came into force.

In all cases neoadjuvant treatment had been started before the first visit in hospital.

The ADM had been started before the sIA diagnosis in 14 (31%) cases and after the diagnosis in 31 (69%) cases.

Women were considered premenopausal if they reported having natural menstrual periods at the time of interview, postmenopausal if periods had stopped, and unclear menopausal status if HRT use had been started before the natural periods stopped.

Complementary feeding should not be started before the age of 6 months.

Most often, the anti-nausea remedy is started before the chemotherapy is administered.

He said the project was started before the accident and was intended to beautify the area.

But much of the expansion was started before the economy started its downturn.

The Service was started before the war in the Dept. of Labor as a means of finding jobs for newly arrived immigrants.