Sentence examples for before launch of a from inspiring English sources

Just weeks before a sophisticated probe reaches Mars and only months before launch of a major probe to Saturn, NASA's science program director for solar system exploration was killed on 18 June in a tragic accident.

One way to determine if there is a sufficient number of rays is to compare current results with the results before the launch of a certain number of rays (e.g. before one million iterations).

A final soundtrack album for the original release of the game, Before Meteor: Final Fantasy XIV Original Soundtrack, was released in 2013 just before the launch of A Realm Reborn, and contains all of the music that was composed for XIV throughout its lifetime.

Soft drinks manufacturers, pubs, convenience stores and off licences have joined forces to fight a planned sugar tax before the launch of a government consultation.

Apple's latest iPhones, introduced late last month, remain resolutely high-end despite all the talk before their launch of a cheap version.

In brief remarks before the launch of a youth employment initiative, Brown also strongly denied Tory claims that he had been guilty of "double-dealing" over the release of Megrahi.

The latest revelation emerged days before the launch of a competition inviting new proposals for "a folly for London", which is intended as a satirical protest against the garden bridge proposal.

Before the launch of a generic this year, Merck, for instance, slashed the price of Zocor to a level so low that Senator Charles Schumer accused the firm of predatory pricing, demanding an investigation: "It's a desperate move to keep prices high and generics out of the market," he said.Plavix's legal prospects are unclear, but the financial picture is not.

To get everyone to accept that the UN should always be consulted before the launch of a preventive attack would in itself be a major step forward, they argue.The panel appears also to have won a consensus on humanitarian intervention.

But a few months before the launch of a new set of UN targets, with the goal of universal primary education set to be replaced by a broader focus on lifelong learning, around 440,000 Ghanaian primary-age children (out of 58 million worldwide, 30 million of them in sub-Saharan Africa) are not in school.

"There was no conspiracy, no cover-up, no double-dealing, no deal on oil, no attempt to instruct Scottish ministers, no private assurances by me to Colonel Gaddafi," Brown told an audience in Birmingham in brief remarks before the launch of a youth employment initiative.