Sentence examples for have accumulated before from inspiring English sources

Consequently, if the growers scaled back their hybrid maturity and the crop silked out by early August, enough GDD should have accumulated before a frost so grain corn should mature, albeit with delayed harvest well into November.

Entry standards and the tariff score The Ucas tariff – the aggregated measure that summarises the total value of qualifications that students have accumulated before entering higher education – has changed for students completing level 3 qualifications in 2017.

Whether or not Khashab was adding to whatever riches he may or may not have accumulated before the Americans arrived, his own hands did not appear to bear any bloodstains, and he was providing a useful service by keeping the refinery running.

All the stuff that he had accumulated while he was there, and a lot that he had accumulated before, he put into a storage locker.

They put "under seal" all the evidence they had accumulated before North et al. testified, to prove it's not tainted.

The recession had combined with lingering debts to stagger the theater company — the debts having accumulated before Epps became artistic director in 1997.

That is, multiple random mutations supposedly had accumulated before the gene was activated and thus before they could have experienced traditional natural selection, and these mutations created a whole, functioning gene.

Grasp your eyelashes very lightly at the root and pull toward the tip to remove any powder that has accumulated before applying mascara.

Had the trader started with $100 and achieved the results cited, after ten years he would have accumulated $43 trillion (before taxes) and created a whole new category in The Forbes 400.

According to the Elias Sports Bureau, only two players since 1961 have accumulated more hits before their 36th birthdays than Jeter, who has 2,834: Hank Aaron (2,956) and Robin Yount (2,868).

I hope it [will make] Britons start to care about the rights they have accumulated since the Magna Carta – before it is too late".