Sentence examples for established long before from inspiring English sources

Biden's opposition to the asbestos bill "was well established" long before his sons became involved with the asbestos litigation firm, Wade said.

As Rzhetsky et al. [21] emphasize, "The current format of scientific journals follows a model established long before the era of computers, cheap electronic storage space, and digital publishing".

Many are a stone's throw from residential neighborhoods established long before the highways were built.

The board's confidence in her had been well established long before, and the final transition was accomplished without drama.

Later in the fall, though, they may be moved without such heavy demands on roots, which can flourish in cool soil and become established long before spring.

The Light the Fire Within theme was established long before Sept. 11, but officials believed the phrase's deeper meaning has grown in the aftermath.

Trusts for children are nearly impossible to crack, as long as the assets weren't derived from criminal conduct and the trust was established long enough before the grantor went broke (there's no specified time; what's key is that you set up the trust before incurring the liabilities you're trying to avoid).

"The legend of Dick Trickle was established long, long, long, long before he ever came south to run the Cup stuff," said Kyle Petty, who raced against Trickle for years in Nascar.

The concert felt like a greatest hits collection, and to be fair, Sia had a very established career long before she burst seemingly overnight onto the international stage.

Although recorded for the first time in Perth in 1950 and in Adelaide in 1979, it is highly probable that it established in Adelaide long before since it had already spread to 69 suburbs across Adelaide by then (Madge 1979).

This protocol was used to establish long-term ethanol consumption before rats were randomly assigned to microinfusion (n = 51), microdialysis (n = 29) or FSCV (n = 29) experiments.