Sentence examples for right prior from inspiring English sources

Right prior to [Kennedy] being shot, and nobody even brings it up.

Flynn has done very little to suggest he deserves this job today, and despite struggling against Minnesota, Tolzien had got some things right prior to that game.

When disregarding further oxidation during pre-heating of the samples right prior to TBC deposition it is getting obvious that the ceramic topcoat mainly binds to yttria and not to alumina in the initial stages of TBC deposition.

Tassels go on your right prior to graduation; you will be instructed during the ceremony to move it to the left to indicate you have graduated.

The winners of the top graduate student award, the Porter Ogden Jacobus Fellowship, stand with Dean of the Graduate School Sanjeev Kulkarni, left, and Eisgruber, right, prior to the awards luncheon in Jadwin Gymnasium.

Plato's pupil Aristotle reacted against the extreme realism which he took Plato to be endorsing: the thesis of universalia ante res (Latin: "universals before things"), according to which universals exist in their own right, prior to and independently of their instantiation by sensible particulars.

Thank You for Your Service has been in the works since 2013, when DreamWorks acquired the film rights prior to publication.

We find that the increase in foreign equity investment around IFRS adoption is limited to countries that had higher governance quality, economic development, and creditor rights prior to adoption.

She testified that she did not threaten, restrain or in any other way compel him to give testimony, and said he was made aware of his rights prior to waiving them and offering a statement.

Considering several cases and through discussion of the theoretical debate, Anthony outlines the limited recourse courts had to the European Convention on Human Rights for protection of fundamental rights prior to the Human Rights Act.

In Miranda v. Arizona, 384 U.S. 436 (1966), the Supreme Court held that police must make defendants aware of their rights prior to the defendant making any statements, provided the government intends to use those statements as evidence against the defendant.