Sentence examples for before a combination of from inspiring English sources

The game quietly appeared on the App Store in late 2009, before a combination of word-of-mouth and being featured by Apple made it popular.

That was before a combination of consumer pressure, governmental regulation and manufacturers' designs came up with seat belts and air bags and anti-lock brakes.

But most global health experts agree that it's only a matter of time before a combination of risk factors makes us vulnerable to another pandemic.

In the six months since she entered the Senate race, Mrs. Clinton has molded herself into a formidable candidate, matching Mr. Giuliani in the polls even before a combination of health and marital problems put his candidacy in doubt.

Cazorla arrived from Málaga for £15m two years ago and impressed from the outset before a combination of Mesut Özil's arrival and a dip in form nudged him out of the spotlight.

Back then, companies were just starting to hire again, before a combination of events — including Europe's debt crisis and the fading of the stimulus program here — spooked them and cut short the recovery.

Again, all of this is really no different from basically what you could do before with a combination of multiple inboxes and your own highly-tailored filters.

A miasma of existential doubt seems to hang over large chunks of the aid industry, even here in the UK, where I've argued before that a combination of government, NGOs, think tanks, academics, public opinion and history constitutes a particularly productive and resilient 'development cluster'.

Three patients in the VEGFR TKI group and 4 in the patient controls had been treated in the past (> 1 year before) with a combination of IFN-α IFN-α and 5FU.

This role was something that, to my knowledge, Balanchine never did before or after: a combination of extreme classical virtuosity with an equally advanced street cool, as if Prince Siegfried had dropped down in Astoria.

Most birds relieve themselves before flight of a combination of the whitish waste products processed by the liver and kidneys and the darker wastes that come from the digestive tract, and they do not eat in flight, two factors that cut down on excretion in flight.