Sentence examples for before it affords from inspiring English sources

However in D. melanogaster it is believed that this immunity takes more than one generation to develop before it affords resistance to at least some transposons [ 35].

But it may be some time before it can afford to resume paying bumper dividends, which normally make up more than one-tenth of all payouts by UK companies.

It will extend PeopleSoft into smaller companies that could not afford it before; but it also could mean selling fewer programs overall, because Corio &Co.

She hadn't really examined it before, but scrutiny afforded her nothing new.

As far as beer has come, it still has a ways to go before it gets the respect afforded wine, and one of the obvious signs of this is servers who just don't pay attention.

"People who couldn't afford the commute before could now afford to accept a minimum-wage job".

Today, more Brazilian consumers than ever before can afford houses, cars, appliances, iPods and other goods that were unimaginable just a generation ago.

That is, it's not going after the small business or individual who could never before afford to take credit card payments – it's going after businesses who rely on the performance of a highly mobile salesforce.

How "lossy" could a compression method afford to be before it compromised the quality of a 4K picture?

The question is how "lossy" could a compression method afford to be before it compromised the quality of a 4K picture.

Israel has lived with international recriminations before, but it cannot afford an overly severe response from the U.S., its one major ally, on whom it would be even more dependent in a post-attack period.