Sentence examples for before factors from inspiring English sources
Since before, factors like changes in housing conditions, broad-spectrum antibiotic use, viral infections, dietary habits, less out-door activities, young maternal age, season of birth, living in urban or rural areas, and social, cultural and economic conditions [ 21- 28] have been discussed, but not considered sufficiently clarified [ 29].
Legal excellence, he said, now pales before factors like friendships, ideological compatibility and ideological balance on the Supreme Court.
As deprivation is more strongly linked to obesity risk in Year 6 than in Reception, preventive intervention may be more effective at an earlier stage, before factors linked to deprivation have their full impact.
That's before factoring in dividends.
For the current period, the total return was negative, at minus 2.6percentt a year, even before factoring in inflation.
It is very rare for a celebrity author to recoup the advance and receive royalty payments, especially before factoring in paperback sales.
Most of the benchmark market indexes in Continental Europe were up more than the Dow and the S.& P. 500 even before factoring in exchange rates.
But that is before factoring in cost savings and increased purchasing clout when negotiating with food producers.
[Page C3.] Federal Deficit Growing Rapidly The federal deficit is growing much more quickly than expected, even before Congress takes up the Bush tax plan and before factoring in the costs of a likely war in Iraq, Congressional analysts have concluded.
Mr. Laurents's character, when the play was first written and now, affords a role model for activists, straight people, gays -- for anyone who recognizes how challenging ordinary life is, well before factoring political correctness into things.
Before factoring in any cuts, the new organization would have nearly $1.6 billion a year in costs -- $900 to $1 billion from the CNN side -- and roughly $200 million in profit, almost all of it generated from the CNN side.
