Sentence examples for before large numbers from inspiring English sources

"This will allow neighbouring occupants more time to escape harm's way, and for fire services to extinguish blazes before large numbers of dwellings are consumed".

Most online article pages are read only for a few seconds before large numbers of their readers "bounce"; search engines quickly bury old news beneath a tidal wave of the new.

So it may be a while before large numbers of reservists come here for training, but as early as this fall at least a few veterans are expected to start studying at Wesleyan.

It identified three phases of support: helping host nations prepare before large numbers of people arrived; providing support to tackle long-standing issues such as health and education; and helping to create jobs.

For their part, patient groups and some doctors applauded the panel's finding, saying that it was urgent to create a system that examined a device's benefits and harms before large numbers of patients were exposed to it.

"The Muslim faith was not discussed over the dinner tables of England, nor in the saloon bars, before large numbers of Muslims came here to our country," Lord Tebbit said in a blog on The Daily Telegraph Web site.

Small groups will be able to guilt/bully some of their members into switching from their existing carrier to Sonopia, but the site needs an overhaul before large number of people will feel comfortable with the service.

Searching for homologs to selenate reductase subunits, however, pulls in few genomes with both TIGR03309 and SelD before hitting large numbers of genomes with neither.

Empowered with greater access to information than ever before, a large number of Indians cutting across social, regional and economic divides have found themselves bound in the invisible thread of elections together.

But they also said that before informing large numbers of patients, they wanted to make sure they only informed those who were at risk of being exposed, to avoid public panic.

In an article for the Mail on Sunday, he predicted that, without a referendum before 2015, "large numbers of people will continue to vote UKIP whatever happens, and if they do, there is a distinct danger that Labour will gain a majority and we will never see a referendum at all".