Sentence examples for before intended from inspiring English sources

In our experience, major change in any sector or organisation is difficult to get right and takes time to embed before intended benefits can be realised.

Only "use by" dates indicate a potential food safety concern, Defra said — but research has shown that "best before" — intended to be a mark of quality — is often mistaken for a safety warning.

The site that Robert Moses had long before intended for the Dodgers or the Giants or any team he could find to fill the place is, of course, Shea Stadium in Queens.

The last Klimt show at the Neue Galerie was only five years ago, but this exhibition, running May 24 to Aug. 27, will offer something new: photographs of Klimt and his studio that have never been exhibited before, intended to "bring the artist closer to you," said Renee Price, the Neue Galerie's director.

Despite that hurdle, the business software company SAP will announce a new global advertising campaign this week called "Run Like Never Before" intended to reach not just high-level executives and I.T. managers, their usual customers, but small and midsize businesses, and maybe even a stray consumer.

Since the study drug was stopped before intended study termination in the IDENTITY program and the studies were amended, many study subjects did not have the opportunity to participate until the endpoint visit at 76 weeks.

The Bank, which has never been sued before, intends to insist its £70m legal costs are met by the losers.

… Trump, as he has before, intends to emphasize the need for other nations to take up more of the burden of providing for their own prosperity and security, rather than relying on the United States.

He was recaptured shortly before intending to board a cargo ship bound for Canada.

Always break in new shoes before intending to wear them for a party, especially if you're expecting to dance and stand for hours.

So he got the message before she intended him to.