Sentence examples for than beforehand from inspiring English sources

"At least fifteen hundred people lived longer than beforehand," she said.

As for the iconic Miranda warnings, Weisselberg explained how they are often used within the interrogation process rather than beforehand.

Overall, the video did appear to elicit mixed emotions: Afterward, participants felt more happy-sad and enthusiastic-sad than beforehand.

Some of these kids, indeed, might end up having more of a "college" experience when they enter the workplace than beforehand.

It was curious, for example, that the United States declassified the evidence of chemical weapons use only on Friday afternoon, 24 hours after Parliament had already voted, rather than beforehand, when it could have been put to political use.

The FSA also found strong correlation between search terms on Google with lab reports – but during and after an increase in norovirus outbreaks had been reported rather than beforehand.

Washington apparently did not consult with South American governments — other than Colombia — beforehand.

All war, like all political activity, must pursue peace, understood in part as a more just order than prevailed beforehand.

The stylistic differences: Piedmont style means shoulders, not whole hog; it's hand-chopped (fine or coarse, your call), sliced or pulled to order, rather than minced beforehand.

The repertory -- most of it called on stage rather than decided beforehand -- was about half jazz, half Cuban, including Miles Davis's "Solar," the old Osvaldo Farrés bolero "Tres Palabras" and Mr. Valdes's own ballad "Claudia".

When a ship requires less time than agreed beforehand, the terminal can request a bonus for quicker handling, the so-called despatch.