Sentence examples for before concluding that a from inspiring English sources
But before concluding that a box of Godiva truffles is health food, chocolate lovers may want to consider some of the study's weaknesses.
Morpurgo spent years trying to turn it into a script before concluding that a story which begins in rolling Devon fields and moves on to tank battles in the Somme, was unfilmable and still less stageable.
Before concluding that a triptan is ineffective, it is recommended that it is tested over at least three attacks, except if there is poor tolerance (grade A methodology).
There are no guarantees that a new panel of judges would respect due process or demand cogent evidence before concluding that a crime was committed.
In the ads, which aired in predominantly black areas of Arkansas, several people speak about abortion and the sexual assault allegations against Supreme Court Justice Brett Kavanaugh before concluding that a victory for Hill's Democratic rival will lead to "race verdicts, life sentences and lynchings".
Our data indicate that even apparently selective developmental blocks can arise from lymphocyte-extrinsic, indirect effects and underscore the need to analyze lymphocyte development in animals that provide a healthy environment before concluding that a particular gene or cell type of interest impacts development of a functional immune system.
Federighi joked that he was considering calling the new version OS X Sea Lion, before concluding that approach would be pretty limiting too.
But they later said they were checking the facts, before concluding that an Egyptian army helicopter had made the hit.
Before concluding that an author has property rights to her idea(s), courts require the idea(s) to be novel or original (Murray v. National Broadcasting, 844 U.S. F2d 988 (Second Cir. 1988)) and concrete (Hamilton Nat'l Bank v. Belt (D.C. Cir. 1953)).
Repeated sampling is thus required before concluding that an animal is free from infection.
