I am wondering how would glossaries handle the article 'a' that comes before abbreviations. For e.g.,
Fox Mulder is a Federal Bureau of Investigation special agent educated at Oxford who believes in the existence of extraterrestrials and a government conspiracy to hide the truth regarding them.
However, if I use glossaries to abbreviate FBI later, it would read:
Dana Scully is an FBI special agent, a medical doctor, and scientist who is Mulder's partner. In contrast to his credulity, Scully is a skeptic, basing her beliefs on scientific explanations.
If I move the second statement up it would read:
Scully is an Federal Bureau of Investigation special agent, a medical doctor, and scientist who is Mulder's partner. In contrast to his credulity, Scully is a skeptic, basing her beliefs on scientific explanations.
How can this be prevented with glossaries?
MWE
\documentclass{article}
\usepackage{glossaries}
\newacronym{fbi}{FBI}{Federal Bureau of Investigation}
\begin{document}
Fox Mulder is a \gls{fbi} special agent educated at Oxford
who believes in the existence of extraterrestrials and a
government conspiracy to hide the truth regarding them.
Dana Scully is an \gls{fbi} special agent, a medical doctor,
and scientist who is Mulder's partner. In contrast to his
credulity, Scully is a skeptic, basing her beliefs on
scientific explanations.
\end{document}