Sentence examples for before the weak from inspiring English sources

Despite frequent tuition increases, college in Canada remains a great deal more affordable than south of the border even before the weak Canadian dollar is factored in.

In retail trade, for example, the lenders that his firm typically represents were calling even before the weak holiday shopping season to express concerns about borrowers' financial performance, Mr. Antoszyk said.

A separation from other beta-emitting radionuclides is first required before the weak beta radiation of 14C can be counted using liquid scintillation.

On the other hand, the latter pattern might suggest functional reduction for one copy (hypofunctionalization), before the weak copy is completely lost (nonefunctionalization) [ 41, 45, 46].

Never tie your horse to something that's not secure and may give way before the weak link.

The risk is that before then the weak currency, inflation and high interest rates will combine to suck the economy into a whirlpool.

But the overall effect was downbeat: "This generation of Americans has been tested by crises that steeled our resolve and proved our resilience," Obama said, before offering the weak balm of "A decade of war is now ending.

It certainly wasn't easy for Djokovic, but the serious limitations to Raonic's game were ruthlessly exposed - the serve may be strong and the forehand solid, but that's not enough against the top players, who will leap on any errors on the serve before targeting the weak backhand to win cheap points time after time.

Before updating the weak classifiers, we obtain the saliency map and then combine it with the classification confidence map to select the correct positive and negative samples adaptively.

The teenager spent three years rotting away in Rikers without even getting a trial before prosecutors dropped the weak case against him he was accused of stealing a backpack and let him go.

As before, we have the weaker form of supervenience no world could differ from this one in such-and-such a respect without differing in such-and-such other respect but not the stronger.