Sentence examples for since a preliminary from inspiring English sources

Schering has lost $21 billion in market value since a preliminary report on the study was released in January.

In short, this has been a trend in the sport since a preliminary pool round was introduced.

Since a preliminary framework accord was announced in Lausanne earlier this month, different interpretations have emerged on what exactly had been agreed, particularly when it came to the timing of sanctions relief.

The final report validated much of what investigators have believed since a preliminary report was issued days after the crash on Feb. 14, 2000, killed Bettenhausen, 48, his wife and two friends.

But, since a preliminary matching between recipient serum and donor cells must be carried out and cannot be done in less than 20 minutes, other fluid is usually given intravenously during the delay.

Bloody shirts in the city of angels ReprintsBut ever since a preliminary investigation of the Cheonan's salvaged stern concluded that the blast did not come from on board the vessel, suspicions have turned towards North Korea.

Since in a preliminary analysis the effect of side was not found significant, to simplify the computation, we performed all the analyses on the data recorded from the right leg only.

Richard Ben-Venisthe the former Watergate prosecutor and a Democratic member of the panel, would not discuss the evidence that has been presented to the commission since it held a preliminary public hearing on Norad in May of last year.

Because C.M.E.'s stock has dropped over 18percentt since terms of a preliminary deal were announced in late January, the price represents only a slight premium to Nymex's current stock price of $95.34 on Friday.

It is to be noted that, since this was a preliminary attempt to understand the effect of gradation of sand clearly, this study was restricted to use of individual grades of sand and not in combination.

The United States and others have called for an international inquiry since 2011, when a preliminary U.N. report found that as many as 40,000 civilians had died as Sri Lankan forces quashed a three-decade fight for an ethnic homeland by Tamil Tiger rebels.