Sentence examples for Early milestone from inspiring English sources

The New Hampshire primary has long been the most important early milestone in the US presidential election calendar.

The OFT said the ruling was "an important early milestone" for its investigation into the current account market.

Wagner's early milestone "Der Fliegende Holländer" ("The Flying Dutchman") returned to the Metropolitan Opera on Friday night after a nearly 10-year absence, and the timing was right.

Like almost every other household in America, Ms. Fraser's was starting to embrace a new austerity, and the cauliflower was an early milestone.

An early milestone in his tenure came in the spring of 2010, when Mr. Gilbert conducted the New York premiere of Gyorgy Ligeti's audacious 1978 opera "La Grand Macabre," in an inventive production by Doug Fitch.

An early milestone in Hausa studies was the 1934 publication of a dictionary compiled by the Rev. G.P. Bargery; it had about 40,000 entries and demonstrated the remarkable number of loanwords from Arabic, Kanuri (a Nilo-Saharan language), and Tamajaq (the Amazigh language spoken by the Tuareg).

George had exceptionally early milestones as a baby.

Early milestones have been met by combining stem and progenitor cells with increasingly complex scaffold materials and culture conditions.

Conversely, with an overly ambitious plan, missing early milestones means building up disappointment instead of pride and excitement.

Some early milestones achieved, Fairing Separation, Solar Array Deploy, Boost by the Third Stage and Separation from same.

"I'm incredibly proud of the work that has been completed in achieving the early milestones that lay the foundations for the event's success," Bolton said.