Sentence examples for Experienced earlier from inspiring English sources

And that requires the exercise of capacities that are inherently fallible: I may not have had enough experiences of things of the same sort to classify this one securely; I may not have attended to what I am experiencing with sufficient care; I may fail adequately to remember similar things that I experienced earlier; and so forth (1946: 90 97; 190 97 104–131).

"The market is in the process of consolidating after the run up in stock prices we experienced earlier in the year and in 1999," says Scott Bleier, chief investment strategist at Prime Charter.

Still, Ms. Cheng, a director at a shoe importing company, said guiding her daughter through this process — which cost her about $2,000 this year alone — paled in comparison to what she had experienced earlier in her life.

Because of an editing error, an article on Thursday about Amtrak's announcement that faulty brakes on its Acela Express trains would keep them out of service until sometime in the summer referred incorrectly to the period in which Amtrak experienced earlier brake problems.

Moreover, different stresses may interact and the conditions experienced earlier may affect responsiveness to subsequent stress factors (Weinig and Delph 2001; Huber et al. 2012; von Wettberg et al. 2012).

Chowell et al. [ 2] made similar observations for the A(H1N1 pdm09 influenza pandemic in Chile, noting that the southern regions experienced earlier pandemic activity than the northern ones.

It's easier to teach talking points than charisma, as Sen. Ted Cruz (R-Tex). experienced earlier this year.

"However, in the late spring conditions, we can expect the track to be of a very different nature to what we experienced earlier this year".

Scientists like Mann have also linked warm ocean temperatures off New England to the dramatic snowfalls that Boston experienced earlier this year — noting that warmer water means there is more moisture in the atmosphere above it.

My unease with interacting with line officers geared up to prevent trouble was similar to the unease that I experienced earlier this year when alt-right cyberbullies targeted me after I stood up for the opposition demonstrators at the Milo canceled event — back then I was doxxed, received threatening phone calls at my desk, and antisemitic messages and posts through social media channels.

The resumption of growth isn't of the sky-pointing variety Twitter experienced earlier this year, but it is a healthy month-over-month rate.