The phrase "prior that" is not grammatically correct and is not commonly used in written English
In its place, you could use "before that" or "prior to that." Example: Incorrect: Prior that, we never had to worry about budget cuts within our department. Correct: Before that, we never had to worry about budget cuts within our department.
The attack occurred just up the road from the scene of a shooting three days prior that injured four people.
Considering England, Scotland, and Wales were on the absolute bottom rung of Europe with one European Championship appearance between them in the three decades prior, that is an outstanding turnaround.
The sea change to which Porter and Lee were referring was prompted by some new provisions of the Affordable Care Act, which had been passed three years prior, that were coming into force.
(3) After the first move, the number of pebbles removed can't be more than the number of pebbles removed in the turn immediately prior (that would be greedier).
This region is obtained from the spread of the kinematic prior that determines the possible states of partition λ.
This suggests a prior that supports a visual inference to uniquely extend volumetric representations into regions where the form is not visible.
Deriving a transmission estimate based on Lemma 2 results in creating a centroid prior that is a function of the ellipsoid parameters.
James Anderson shared a ninth-wicket stand of 34 with Prior that was broken when the former edged Ajmal to point, and Monty Panesar was lbw sweeping Rehman.
The newly filed lawsuit combines more than 80 prior that seek to hold the league responsible for treatment of brain injuries and diseases.
Soon enough, he's confessing to the slack-jawed crowd about the incident 10 years prior that has led him to his current purgatory.
Only a half-a-decade prior, that figure was in the single digits.
