Sentence examples for before large events from inspiring English sources

Heilemann and Halperin are no less unsparing of the McCains, another warring couple: "The McCains fought in front of others, during small meetings and before large events, to the amazement and discomfort of the staff".

The National Center for Missing & Exploited Children is encouraged by the increased awareness of child sex trafficking that occurs before large events such as this weekend's Super Bowl.

The idea grew out of the company, Chatter Inc.'s, earlier product called BuzzMob, which was initially a way to connect crowds of people at large events, before pivoting to focus entirely on school communities.

The number of small repeating earthquake groups in areas of large coseismic slip during the 2011 Tohoku earthquake is relatively small, which probably indicates that strong coupling existed in the area before the large event occurred.

Even in the areas of past large events which occurred before 1998 (e.g., the 1995 M = 7.3 Kobe earthquake; the 1983 M = 7.7 Nihonkai-chubu earthquake), there is no significant residual clustering (i.e., un-eliminated aftershocks).

Before large sporting events like the Olympics, anti-prostitution advocates drum up moral panics about imminent rises in trafficking cases -- alarm bells that routinely prove to be unfounded -- and then are silent when there are police crackdowns of sex workers under the guise of rooting out trafficking.

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An S event may be shortly followed by a large event before the afterslip settles down to the interseismic level.

He met donors at a small gathering with President Bill Clinton at the home of Jeffrey Katzenberg, the head of DreamWorks Animation, before holding much larger events, including one at the Nokia Theater in Los Angeles with the actor George Clooney.

There is ample evidence that newspaper reports of incidents are subject to a number of biases including selective reporting of certain types of events [30], [31], as well as better coverage of types of events that have occurred before and of larger events compared to smaller events [32].