Sentence examples for even before the implications from inspiring English sources
Why, then, did the 15-year mortgage surge in popularity last year, even before the implications of the tax changes were fully understood?
Even before the implications of this provision became clear, Mr. Boehner strenuously opposed the law, on the ground that it was driving up costs for consumers and employers, and he has led efforts to repeal it.
One is the crazy way pay is done, where you're paid even before the full implications of what you've done become clear.
It was a long time before I even understood the implications of his question and my response.
Has she even considered the implications of this choice?
But before the implications of the result could even be considered, Many Clouds had collapsed in the pulling-up area about 100 yards beyond the winning post.
Even before the two rappers spit a single bar, the implication is clear: In hip-hop, being a Republican is the same thing as being an actual gangster who kills people.
Even so, the implication of linkage invited trouble.
The social implication of this condition is major: 50% of patients take sick leave even before the first visit to the GP.
Even before the Brotherhood.
