Sentence examples for before examining whether from inspiring English sources

Liverpool, in contrast, were slightly directionless for long spells and took an age before examining whether De Gea might be slightly rusty after his time out.

The new sports minister, Hugh Robertson, has given football until autumn to get its house in order before examining whether a new structure should be imposed.

In addition, it remains to be confirmed if LTL is a good surrogate measure of beta cells' telomere length, as it has been shown for the vascular wall cells, before examining whether it is a useful marker in T2D.

The paper provides new insights by (1) estimating the fertility of migrant groups to England and Wales before migration, (2) examining whether there is evidence of an acceleration of childbearing around the time of the migration and (3) identifying which migrants are likely to have a birth within the first five years after migration to England and Wales.

The sharing economy has created controversy around the world: Uber is presently appearing before the European Court of Justice, which is examining whether it is really merely a connection service between car owners and riders, or in fact a transport company that has to pay employee benefits.

Mr. Lindsey is among many Clinton aides called before the grand jury, which is examining whether the President or anyone else illegally sought to cover up any relationship he had with Monica S. Lewinsky, a former White House intern.

An adjustment for this underestimation is needed before examining the question of whether the type-specific lung cancer risks of smoking observed during the 1960s have changed over time.

Ministers are understood to be examining whether to severely tighten the rules of personal service companies before George Osborne's autumn statement on 25 November.

At the same time, F.C.C. investigators said that they were examining whether Verizon had improperly promoted long distance service in the state before receiving approval from federal regulators.

Also, the Government is examining whether Conagra Inc., a large grain company, padded profits by excessively adding water to crops before selling them by weight.

The FPPC inquiry is also examining whether DeStefano violated "revolving door" statutes that require government employees to wait at least one year before lobbying their former agencies.