Sentence examples for a fairly early phase from inspiring English sources

In a fairly early phase of the debate over the causal status of reasons for action, Norman Malcolm [1968] and Charles Taylor [1964] defended the thesis that ordinary reason explanations stand in potential rivalry with the explanations of human and animal behavior the neural sciences can be expected to provide.

"We are in a fairly early stage," said Ms. Retzer, of the firm Morrison & Foerster.

"We are now seeing symptoms appear at a fairly early stage.

"I joined at a fairly early stage, and I have seen this project grow," she says.

Still, Dalén says, "my hunch is that both are a fairly early form of dog".

The changes in Cx43 pattern distribution were seen at a fairly early stage in the disease progress, suggesting that Cx43 may be an early indicator of cardiac stress.

Due to the emerging pearl trade, which has led to the first phase of migration at the end of the nineteenth century, Doha has witnessed a fairly early diversification of its population.

This page from "Subtle Bodies" is from a fairly early point in the book.

A spokesman, Andy Fisher, predicted, "It will be a fairly early night".

It was a fairly early project to use Rails.

"This is a very early phase.