Sentence examples for ordinarily before from inspiring English sources

Ordinarily, before bombing or shelling, an American pilot or artillery-man must obtain permission from the province chief, or district chief, who, as a Vietnamese, is presumed to be more familiar with the surroundings than the Americans and able to restrain them from destroying populated areas.

"Then we have two Martinis — we don't ordinarily drink before lunch, though we did today, in your honor — before our early dinner".

I am ordinarily defenseless before French fries, but even I could resist these.

And Howey, in an influential work, insists that economists "must add something to and take something away from hedonism, as ordinarily construed, before it becomes marginal utility economics.

Under circumstances other than surgery or such situations as, for example, some forms of epilepsy, however, there must be a decrease in the forces that ordinarily dominate consciousness before hallucinations occur.

The Indigenous woman Ms Dhu was subjected to "unprofessional and inhumane" treatment by Western Australian police that was "well below the standards that should ordinarily be expected" before her death in custody in 2014.

Repeated biopsies ordinarily were performed before escalation of immunosuppression.

Biopsies ordinarily were performed before administration of immunosuppressive therapy or shortly thereafter in exceptional cases.

This was consistent with common clinical practice in the United States, where a tolerable stimulant would ordinarily be sought before adding an antipsychotic.

Therefore, as we have previously stated in the setting of paraganglioma, 6 we do not believe that specialized consent or formal genetic counseling would ordinarily be required before IHC is performed.

After receiving a green card, an immigrant must ordinarily wait five years before becoming eligible for citizenship.