Sentence examples for before it is generally from inspiring English sources

As Benjamin Franklin noted, "You will observe with concern how long a useful truth may be known and exist, before it is generally received and practiced on".

The observation that insulin decreases the cerebral extracellular glucose concentration even when the blood glucose level remains unaffected is difficult to explain and would need further confirmation before it is generally accepted.

Flamsteed finally won his point and by court order had the printed catalog returned to him before it was generally distributed.

But the Murphys were not mere collectors of luminous literati; they had a discerning eye for talent before it was generally recognized.

It was only a matter of time before it was generally acknowledged that the Commons were an integral part of that institution.

One example of a word that went through a long journey before it was generally accepted is tjej [the modern Swedish word for girl], which was around for 150 years before it was written in dictionaries.

Before any big game it is generally easy to pick Wenger's team.

I like to sneak in my annual pilgrimage to southwest Montana sometime before Halloween, certainly, when it is generally snowing ice and bullets.

78 Because esomeprazole absorption is delayed and decreased when administered before a high fat meal, it is generally advised to be taken 30 minutes to 1 hour before meals.

For instance, although there are no documented mass extinction events before the late Precambrian catastrophe, it is generally accepted that because of aggressive environmental conditions, life probably had to evolve several times before it was definitively established on the planet.

The surveillance system was considered to have failed if the attack was not detected before the tenth day, as it is generally accepted that an anthrax epidemic would be caught by traditional surveillance methods no later than the tenth day [ 4].