Sentence examples for start long before from inspiring English sources

But the explanation may start long before people have an opportunity to eat too much of the wrong foods and exercise too little.

For most, the obstacles start long before they reach the police station, as passers-by try to excuse the harassers' behaviour.

Dr Donald Palmer, senior lecturer in immunology at the Royal Veterinary College (RVC), says that employability training needs to start long before postgraduate courses.

Conversations around goals of care and meaningful quality of life ought to start long before the patient is placed on high-tech life support in an intensive care unit.

Using "standardized patients" (i.e., actors) to simulate medical encounters is a viable way to get feedback about how the student is doing, but this should start long before the fourth and final year of medical school.

Scheirer and Dearing (2011) point out that sustainable outcomes for public health programs are likely to require processes that start long before the end of initial implementation and program funding.

Not getting lost starts long before getting to the trailhead.

Wojciechowski says the tendency to shy away from hook shots starts long before college.

Publicity starts long before you think it does and goes deeper than you realise.

I HAD the M.R.I. because I was numb, but my numbness actually started long before, when Joe was a baby.

PLAY THE NUMBERS China chooses its Olympic lineup by grooming armies of potential medalists, starting long before puberty.