Sentence examples for before coordinated from inspiring English sources

"This is an industry issue, not just an individual company issue," said Kathleen Vokes, a Ford spokeswoman, adding that the three automakers had never before coordinated a common legal strategy because they had not faced precisely the same, relatively narrow problem.

Dr. Patz was a ham radio operator, and before coordinating centers were developed, he made calls late at night to facilitate the transport of corneas as they were flown around the country for transplants.

Before coordinating to solve a problem, the actors concerned must consider that the collaboration will have beneficial effects on their organization such that the relation generates the anticipated results (Schermerhorn 1975).

Specifically, before coordinating D2.50, S3.39, N7.35, and two water molecules at its allosteric crystallographic site, sodium stops at the orthosteric site where it is found to coordinate D3.32.

Use commas before coordinating conjunctions that link independent clauses.

I might be more convinced if Vistica had persuaded more of the Seals team to talk before they coordinated their stories with Kerrey; if he had done more reporting on Klann's credibility; and if he had told us he had traveled to Vietnam himself to interview Lanh and other possible witnesses and assess their credibility.

Militants — some linked to international terrorist organizations, some to the Palestinian territories and some homegrown — have mounted large attacks before, including coordinated bombings in 2005 that killed nearly 100 people in Sharm el Sheik, the Red Sea resort favored by Mr. Mubarak and foreign tourists.

Before organizers coordinated schedules with the mining equipment operators, racers often had to contend with heavy machinery blocking the trail or turning it into a muddy path.

Stimulations spurred by the color red and others by the shape sphere must be coordinated before a red ball is recognized.

It is time to revise the basic emergency communication philosophy of official public-safety agencies, which have traditionally employed military-style chains of command in which information is coordinated before being released to the public.

"Our group was coordinated before the attack.