Sentence examples for before it was commonly from inspiring English sources

"We think this technique was used throughout the Andes, probably centuries before it was commonly used in Europe," Brooks says.

The poor physician from New Zealand was laughed out of many-a-meeting before it was commonly accepted that bacteria play an important role in peptic ulcer disease.

Before it was commonly accepted that cannabis is a medicine, Dr. Abrams fought to conduct early clinical trials that showed the benefits of cannabis to AIDS patients with wasting syndrome.

Yet while the release of the Rift headset marks a major achievement for Oculus and for the virtual-reality market in general it's clear that the technology has a long way to go before it's commonly found in living rooms.

The face tattoo, whether ice cream cone or otherwise, has a way to go before it is commonly accepted.

Before that, it was commonly known as Decoration Day, since it was a holiday on which the graves and tombs of fallen soldiers were adorned with wreaths and flags.

Before the molecular era, it was commonly assumed that HCM would be fully manifested before 20 years of age.

Before the second world war, it was commonly believed that the best art came from France.

Before the advent of modern medicine, it was commonly understood that both men and women had to achieve orgasm for conception to occur.

Although it is possible that Hia existed in Alaska before 2002, it is unlikely that it was commonly circulating during the 1980s and 1990s.

Discussing the room-sized cutout The Swimming Pool, which Matisse made aged 82, Farago compared it to an installation before the term was commonly recognised.