Sentence examples for determined long before from inspiring English sources
"Usually elections are determined long before the actual vote," said the political scientist Dimitris Keridis.
The real gateway to the Olympic park had been determined long before – in the form of a gigantic shopping mall.
The next general election is at least a year away, maybe two, but its outcome may be determined long before then; the winners, the losers, indelibly marked by the coming propaganda war of headlines.
This is where our blind spot lies: success nominally attributed to the beneficial effects of education, especially graduating from college, is in truth largely a result of factors determined long before children even enter school.
The government was spurred on to make bigger commitments to child care when it became convinced that children's educational attainment, and therefore their power to earn, might be determined long before they got to school.
Railway infrastructure and capacities are to be determined long before the actual traffic is known.
"That's like the charges you get for tagging up a wall!" In the crowds that gathered outside court, there was a resounding sense that the ultimate fate of Peter Liang had long before been determined.
Apparently, as long as you start the movie during your allotted 24-hour period, you are allowed to finish the sucker no matter what, though testing needs to be done to determine how long before it really expires, whether you could maybe rewind it to the beginning again and again, and so on.
It was over long before then.
But it had freedom long before that.
