Sentence examples for considerable time before from inspiring English sources

This general velocity curve of growth in height begins a considerable time before birth.

"It is likely to be some considerable time before the economy again expands anything like 0.6% quarter-on-quarter.

In a statement following its latest meeting, the Federal Open Market Committee removed closely watched language about waiting a "considerable time" before starting to raise interest rates.

They lost Johan Santana early on; Shaun Marcum never quite seemed healthy before his season came to a premature end this week; and Jon Niese will need considerable time before he can return from his shoulder problems.

The ancestors of the Dlamini clan were part of this southward movement, which reached the Delagoa Bay area (now Maputo) of Mozambique some considerable time before the arrival of the Portuguese in the early 16th century.

Because they were transmitted orally for a considerable time before they were written down in the form they would retain, they underwent the inevitable censorship of the centuries, both negative in the form of documents dropped out of use and positive in the form of newer documents added.

Financial constraints led to considerable time loss before obtaining a diagnosis and appropriate treatment.

However, considerable time elapsed before the first objective study of the cough reflex in IPF was undertaken by Doherty and coworkers who demonstrated that cough sensitivity to inhaled capsaicin was increased in IPF [ 19].

Finally, analysing these data often requires considerable time, since before reaching valid conclusions--bearing in mind the data quality challenges mentioned earlier--researchers (if they are thorough) must scrupulously check the results.

The process accelerates the allocation effort by iteratively screening plants while additional information is gathered so that incompatible plants can be eliminated from consideration before investing considerable time collecting detailed plant specifications or developing workarounds to incompatible characteristics.

Indirect, or nonkinetic, operations require a great deal of patience to conduct, as considerable time can elapse before their effects are noticeable.