Sentence examples for before discovering whether from inspiring English sources

The Fifa executive committee members Amos Adamu and Reynald Temarii have lodged appeals at the Court of Arbitration for Sport while the vice-president Jack Warner and Mohamed bin Hammam – who was a candidate for presidential election at Fifa – await a full inquiry by Fifa's ethics commission before discovering whether their temporary bans are extended permanently.

"He will be examined upon his return to Barcelona on Monday, before discovering early in the week whether or not it will be possible to race at Laguna Seca next weekend".

It has since been confirmed that the vials do indeed contain smallpox DNA, but it will take another two weeks before analysts discover whether the virus inside is still viable.

Will we have to wait for the 30 year rule before we discover whether Lloyds was a willing partner or the whole of HBOS was foisted on them by the government because they had already taken on NR and B&B?

"Will we have to wait for the 30 year rule before we discover whether Lloyds was a willing partner or the whole of HBOS was foisted on them by the government because they had already taken on NR and B&B?" I suspect not, just as the true bill for Bush's presidency is starting emerge in the USA, if/when Brown/Nu-Labour are replaced by 'the in order' - which ever political flavour that is.

Before discovering that the Tsarnaev brothers were allegedly behind the attacks, many commentators speculated on whether the perpetrators had been "domestic" (i.e., right wing/militia) or "foreign" (i.e., jihadist).

Next he became "infatuated with pornography", before discovering drugs.

Benjamin Adams, a seventh-generation descendant of the first president to reside in the White House, said he expected many more twists and turns before the country discovered whether the Bushes or the Gores would move in next.

It will take months of conservation work before the archaeologists discover whether it holds some of the silver treasure the ship was carrying, or a long dead sailor's old socks.

The reason we date before marriage is to discover whether or not we are compatible.

Chilcot will look at the rush to war in March 2003, before weapons inspector Hans Blix could report, and may discover whether the intelligence was being "fixed around the fact" of an intention to go to war in any event.