Sentence examples for which existed before from inspiring English sources

"In a number of ways it is a more complex and difficult agenda even than that which existed before," Mr. Woolsey said.

Industry, little of which existed before the October Revolution in 1917, developed considerably after World War II.

LaMotta had a movie career, of sorts, which existed before, during and after the explosion of Raging Bull in 1980.

An adviser to the Bush campaign said it had done nothing to widen that gap, which existed before the campaign.

"When giving the numbers of the factories and of the Jews employed by them, one should take into account the situation which existed before the evacuation.

"The current practice of the Russian espionage agency is based on the practices which existed before 1945," said Vassiliev, who now lives in London.

Does this carry the consequence that it is only possible to reliably evaluate KPS scores under the relatively static conditions which exist before and after treatment?

CB Chinese Grill serves chun bing, which existed long before the burrito — or any Tex-Mex cooking.

With deep symbolism, the new Ministry of State Security MGBB) will carry the same name as the Stalin-era intelligence agency which existed between 1946 and 1953, before the creation of the KGB Committeee for State Security).

As the romantic engraving suggests, it's intended to feel like a forgotten piece of architecture which existed long before they built the A12 over the top of it – a building with a fictional history.

Papa Le Pen comes from a French ultra-right tradition which existed long before Nazism and fascism; he is an anti-Semitic social conservative and an anti-government populist.