Sentence examples for before raised from inspiring English sources

There could have been a slew of reasons why I didn't get the call up, of course, but I suspected that my quitting for a week the year before raised some red flags about my commitment to the game.

The clashes, which were sparked by an alleged attack on surf lifesavers a week before, raised serious questions about Australia's multicultural society and undermined the fabric of the country's strongly held traditions.

Doctoroff said: "I think the fact that L.A. has done it before raised questions in some people's minds about whether it would be able to win at the international level.

"It's a monstrous change in the business and it's affecting every one of us," Mr. Rudy said, adding that KE Adventures never before raised prices in midstream for its clients in its 25 years of operation.

He called the police "the most mistreated people in this country" and, as he had done before, raised the question of why no one had reported the terrorists who killed fourteen people in San Bernardino, California, in December, to the authorities prior to the attack.

This defense astonished the lender, GSO Re Onshore, which claimed in a letter to the judge that Sapir had never before raised the issue.

"I forgive you," she muttered, before raising an eyebrow.

Grandstanding legislators typically demand concessions from the administration before raising the ceiling.

Most members thought the Fed should reduce reserves long before raising interest rates.

It required companies to give 45 days' notice before raising interest rates.

Mr. Obama talked about enforcing existing trade agreements, before raising the issue of exchange rates.