Sentence examples for before it gathers from inspiring English sources
But Jordan has effectively neutralised the controversy before it gathers more steam in the election campaign.
In Libya, Yemen and Algeria, the governments have quickly resorted to violence to crush unrest before it gathers momentum that might threaten their grip on power.
Let us hope an online footnote and correction will stall the story before it gathers the momentum of endless repetition on the web.
It's not that DeVoto is entirely right; he's as wrong as can be about the audience being less intelligent than before it gathers or after it atomizes, for one thing, and there's much besides with which to take serious issue.
The release of this "shadow inventory" could smother the recovery before it gathers speed.Just as worrying is the possible recurrence of "payment shock" as interest rates on adjustable-rate mortgages reset higher.
Another federal judge in Washington, U.S. District Judge Colleen Kolast-Kotelly, last month ruled the commission is a White House advisory panel and so, exempt from requirements to conduct a privacy impact review before it gathers the data.
Unless Japan's pension funds and investment trusts begin buying shares, too, the current rally could peter out before it really gathers momentum.
The agency said that it routinely supplemented its economic and population surveys with personal files from other federal agencies like the Social Security Administration and the Internal Revenue Service, and that is required to strip all identifiable personal information from data it gathers before sharing statistics with the public or the rest of the government.
You can spot Dyer's antecedents and influences — Nietzsche, Roland Barthes, Thomas Bernhard, Milan Kundera, John Berger, Martin Amis — but not his literary children, because his work is so restlessly various that it moves somewhere else before it can gather a family.
You can spot Dyer's antecedents and influences Nietzsche, Roland Barthes, Thomas Bernhard, Milan Kundera, John Berger, Martin Amis but not his literary children, because his work is so restlessly various that it moves somewhere else before it can gather a family.
