Sentence examples for preceding final from inspiring English sources

Among the manufacturers' arguments was that they had not been sufficiently heard in the comment period preceding final adoption of the plan.

Kawazu wanted the game's music to resemble that of Square's two preceding Final Fantasy titles, but Uematsu chose to develop new waveforms.

You speak a great boast....'.. " The syntax of verb negation shifted from negation particles preceding final verbs to a negation particle following participles; thus, as final verbs could no longer be negated, their paradigm of negation was filled by particles.

It was also proposed as a potential intermediate variable (9), but its use as a surrogate of complete wound closure has not been proposed before, despite being part of the healing process and necessarily preceding final re-epithelization.

The hand immediately preceding the final table the last nine of the tournament's 839 competitors who would play for $2.5m pitted Phil Ivey, one of the sharpest and most ruthless players of his time, against Chris Moneymaker, an unknown 27-year-old accountant from Nashville.

Emms performed the badminton equivalent of shadow-boxing at the net during the break preceding the final game, and suddenly she was winning her fair share of points as she and her partner went 7-3 up.

In a speech preceding the final round of talks on Monday, Prime Minister Gordon Brown of Britain admonished attendees to aim for concrete commitments on cutting emissions and on aid for poor countries most exposed to the risks of warming.

Preceding the final day of negotiations, US president Barack Obama said: "While the reality of climate change is not in doubt … I think our ability to take collective action is".

And the dash is indispensible for surrounding a list that already contains commas -- weakly beginning a sentence with a conjunction, misspelling indispensable, and incorrectly using a comma before the and preceding the final item in a series -- but undiluted dashiness has become the mark of the slapdash writer who fails to take the trouble to differentiate among the pauses of punctuation.

While careful not to impede the flow of labour to industry, state officials enforced pass laws with unprecedented rigour: in the quarter-century preceding the final repeal of influx control in 1986 the state prosecuted nearly 10 million pass offenses, an average of more than 1,000 per day.

In three point bending, interlaminar shear leads to delamination preceding the final failure in compressive mode.