Sentence examples for before being reestablished from inspiring English sources

Phnom Penh was founded in 1434 to succeed Angkor Thom as the capital of the Khmer nation but was abandoned several times before being reestablished in 1865 by King Norodom.

A second burst of light is then used to detect and record the changes taking place in the gas before equilibrium is reestablished.

In most cases this recovery phase of the magnetic storm lasts for two to three days before quiet conditions are reestablished.

Approximately seven hours had transpired before the light was reestablished.

They would reverse the common social order so that those at the bottom would rule for a time before order could be reestablished.

And, since the Union may not be reestablished before the 55th has had its battle, I drink to the battle of the 55th, and I wish it may be fought as soon as possible".

But Flick and others point out that contact with other wayward satellites has been reestablished before.

During this time, gene-specific methylation marks of both the maternal and paternal genomes are extensively erased before lineage-specific marks are reestablished (Okada et al. 2010).

UNICEF looks forward to the day when collaboration can resume, but must insist that an environment of safety, respect and transparency is reestablished before that can take place," said Mr. Morch.

On the other hand, in the eastern German sample, the more flexible attitudes to the timing of parenthood attitudes that encourage first birth may be a factor that delays successive childbearing because the desired balance between family and employment has to be reestablished and reevaluated before every successive childbearing decision.

After years of Soviet rule under a modified version of the Red Banner, the tricolour was reestablished on March 20 , 1989 a year before Lithuania proclaimed its independence from the U.S.S.R.