Sentence examples for information just before from inspiring English sources
Investigators sent Twitter an emergency request for the account information just before midnight on Friday.
The idea is to automatically retrieve crucial information just before you need it.
Politicians often try to release potentially damaging information just before a weekend, when voters are often paying less attention to their televisions and newspapers.
The signal stopped just before the scheduled end of communications, indicating the mission was over, but the lander returned the last blocks of information just before it died.
The latter class optimizes the dose distribution accumulated over the entire course of treatment by adapting at each fraction, not only to the information just before treatment about organ deformations but also to the dose delivery history.
Time and again, Trump pledges to amass the proper information just before he needs it — no point in doing so now, before he finds out if he's hired — and he predicts that he'll shame everyone then with his abracadabra erudition.
"It's pretty strange to put something like that out with such little information just days before an election," she said.
A provision in the JOBS Act from 2012 helped make it so that companies could file confidentially and then reveal financials and other business information just weeks before making public debuts.
The Kremlin issued the following statement: "The Russian leader informed the US president about information received just before the telephone call from aviation services about the crash of a Malaysian plane over Ukrainian territory".
So the moment [a detainee] was most susceptible to beginning to provide information was just before the next waterboarding session.
