Sentence examples for before the cutoff from inspiring English sources

(Verizon discontinued unlimited data in 2010, but those who started contracts before the cutoff date were grandfathered in).

Avcil's case clearly meets all of these and, although she sold the iPod before the cutoff date, the chargeback was filed after 30 September.

With three races left before the cutoff for the 10-race season-ending playoffs, the victory provided a significant boost to Vickers's chances of qualifying.

Neither company offers an unlimited data plan for new subscribers, but people who signed up before the cutoff were grandfathered in.

Mo Farah, the British Olympic gold medalist born in Somalia, has lent his celebrity to the cause, asking for a 12-month extension before the cutoff.

Dawn Proud, a full member from Newbury in Berkshire, said she had joined in early August and received confirmation of her membership on 11 August – the day before the cutoff point for new joiners to be able to vote.

The American Association of Museums and several other national art organizations supported Mr. Steinhardt's claim, fearing that such decisions could require collectors and museums to return any ancient object that did not have proof of provenance dating to before 1902, the cutoff year specified by Italian law.

After this correction, MCFs of a few number alterations, which are not considered before, exceed the cutoff of 5%, including del13q (delRB1) at the first time point of patients #13 and #58, and NOTCH1 mutation at the second time point of patient #34.

Aerial photographs before and after the cutoff event (1938 and 1955, respectively) were used to infer a minimum velocity of migration (about 0.10 m/y).

The achievement gap between those born before and after the cutoff date is substantial: 0.3 years in schooling and 38 yuan in monthly income.

First, they attributed the performance difference between children born in the months before and after the cutoff date to an effect of age position alone.