Sentence examples for date preceded from inspiring English sources

Both had career highs, arguably, in 1979 (this time, Allen's release date preceded Young's by a few months), and both stumbled in years like 1987 and 2003.

That date preceded a 60-point one-week drop in the S&P.

The date with the Louisiana Lafayette Ragin' Cajuns would have in all likelihood been a more favorable day in terms of the climate, but this date preceded even the Offseason Workout Rule dates.

A follow-up visit was scheduled during pregnancy if the original enrollment date preceded the anticipated delivery date by ≥3 weeks.

[For some patients, this date preceded the start of the study period January 1st 2003, however these patients were eligible for inclusion if they remained on treatment during the study period].

Individuals were excluded from the cohort if information essential for record linkage was incomplete (n=10, 0.02%) or if the OST end date preceded the start date (n=61, 0.13%).

This one-off UK date precedes an all-new Comedy Central special airing stateside later this month.

Murdoch's economics is out of date, preceding both the lessons we have learned about free markets from the financial crash and the latest thinking about what is good and bad about the market mechanism.

The profile of the Bafta awards has soared since it moved to a date preceding the Oscars, encouraging Hollywood nominees to walk the red carpet as they hustle for the attention of Academy voters.

The four reporters uncovered a widespread practice of backdating a CEO's stock options to a date preceding a rise in the company's stock; in one case, they determined that the odds of a CEO's stock-option grants always preceeding a rise in the stock price were one in 300 billion.

Those disclosures are at odds with a House Republican report published Wednesday claiming only 67percentt of enrollees from the federal exchanges had paid by April 15, though that date precedes when bills are due for most of the final weeks' sign-ups.