Sentence examples for timely before from inspiring English sources

But Bell's performance was timely, before Tuesday's announcement of the squad for the one-off T20 international against Sri Lanka at The Oval seven days later.

Mr. Simon and Mr. Kirby produced 10 issues of Captain America for Timely before they ran afoul of the publisher and were fired.

In order to avoid these drawbacks, adaptive therapy can be planned for patients at risk, if the prediction is obtained timely, before or during the early phase of treatment.

This implies the importance of regular monitoring of fruit consumption behavior to increase awareness of one's behavior and to be able to signal reduction in fruit consumption timely before not eating fruits has become a habit.

Also the proportion of children attending for their fifth or more visit and the proportion of children tested timely (before the 10th month) increased, while the proportion of children attending for their first visit and the proportion of children tested after 12 months decreased in both control and intervention facilities.

Our experience suggests that timely conversation before serious illness is a balm at times of crisis and that proactive engagement by clinicians is welcomed by patients and their families.

I argued against the commission's presumptions -- especially the idea that there would be timely warning before any attacks.

Seven Fire Department officers were censured on Wednesday for failing to ensure timely inspections before a fatal fire at the former Deutsche Bank building in August 2007.

Mr. Almunia, who took office in 2010, has said that the challenge in antitrust cases "is to intervene in a timely fashion, before it's too late".

And they have sent out a timely message, before elections to the European Parliament this June, that they can sometimes act as a useful check on Brussels after all.

It was a timely boost before Sunday's final between Blackburn and Tottenham and recognition that the 42-year-old Football League competition still holds value for England's elite, represented at the monthly meeting of the Premiership's chairmen.