Sentence examples for until it was known from inspiring English sources

A spokesman for Barclaycard said that such action was unnecessary until it was known if card numbers had fallen into the wrong hands.

"I think it's right that there be no future comment about possible results in this case until it is known.

But gas companies have leased land all over the Marcellus Shale, and until it is known where fracking would take place, would-be home buyers fret.

Mr. Corzine has estimated that his plan will save roughly $200 million a year, although the exact savings cannot be determined until it is known how many employees accept, what their salaries are and the cost of providing the benefit.

During a brief visit to Kandahar on Wednesday, Pierre Wettach, head of the delegation in Afghanistan, said the Red Cross would not resume field activities in Kandahar for months, at least until it is known precisely who killed Mr. Munguia and why.

One simple way of dealing with transmission failures is to retransmit a message until it is known that the message was successfully received.

These constructions often share the property that rule applications must be delayed until it is safe to do so: until it is known that the condition that triggers the rule will continue to hold.

Until it's known whether the company will actually be laying fibre to Much-Binding-in-the-Marsh, the argument goes, it is impossible for the Much Binding community network to start digging.

Empirical treatment with broad-spectrum antibiotics is usually necessary until it is known for certain which pathogen is causing the infection, and to which antibiotics it is sensitive.

State environment officials have said major cleanup work is basically finished; all that remains is to cap the site, which can't be done until it's known what buildings will go where.

Thus, creation of multi-component vaccines is unlikely to be justifiable until it is known that careful optimization of formulation results in a vaccine that just fails to achieve the necessary efficacy or the proportion protected.