Sentence examples for believed even before from inspiring English sources

General Downing, however, believed even before going to the White House that only a few hundred Americans would be needed to train a small Iraqi opposition force.

Mr. Obama wanted domestic issues to come last; advisers said that they believed even before the start of the financial crisis that the election was most likely to turn on the state of the economy and that he wanted the final televised exchange to focus on those concerns.

Part of the reason for this is that Mrs. Clinton's aides believed, even before Mr. Giuliani's recent run of difficulties, that the first lady had hit something of a stride, with a daily mixture of attacks on Mr. Giuliani and policy pronouncements.

Now two papers published online this week by Science show that blood vessels play a more active role than previously believed: Even before they start to function, blood vessels help the liver and pancreas develop.

Iwata himself visited Nintendo to find out more, believing even before he saw the console that he could program games for it.

The Lib Dems were a party on the slide, they seemed to believe, even before its recent self-inflicted wounds.Though the Lib Dems increased their seats in the general election last May, the party had expected to do better and was left divided and uncertain about its future direction.

In flight entertainment: AA blows all other airlines away (I know, sounds hard to believe), even before you add the Bose noise-cancelling headphones and the international Internet.

"I believed even three weeks before she died she would make it.

"That made us all believe, even more so than before, that we had a pretty good team," the captain Zach Parise said.

Some economists believe even this is optimistic.

Some believe that, even before Guzmán's capture, his role in the organization had become largely symbolic.