Sentence examples for a somewhat early from inspiring English sources
The phrase "a somewhat early" is correct and usable in written English
It can be used to describe something that is earlier than expected or typical, but not excessively so. Example: "We decided to have a somewhat early dinner to avoid the rush hour traffic."
If you live in a city and are a somewhat early adopter of technologies, you will recognize this tightrope.
In its work, the Pew Research Center uses generational boundaries like "Millennial" (which it defines as those born between 1981 and 2000, a somewhat early end point compared to others).
As a somewhat early adopter, I like to try things out before others do, but I can only imagine the confusion other families are going through, and the new immersion in new TV technologies each family now has at their fingertips for a very small fraction of the cost of a typical cable bill.
"I played a somewhat early spot at EDC, but there were still like 10,000 kids who had come out to see me," he said.
The induction of ATPases, RALFs, Ser/Thr kinase and phospholipase C related ESTs signifies a somewhat early sensing of the pathogen by the host plant.
This writing seeks to ally this model for theorization with a somewhat earlier conceptual paradigm, that of the 'performative-turn'.
In the next room, smaller in size because of the more intimate nature of the works of art, religous scrolls of the Kamakura period (1185-1333) are displayed, notably two that depict the lives of great figures of a somewhat earlier age, the priest Honan and the scholar Michizane, suggesting the origins of Japanese narrative painting.
Though lunar eclipses apparently were regarded as ominous at a somewhat earlier period, the period of the 1st dynasty of Babylon (18th to 16th centuries bc) was the time when the cuneiform text Enūma Anu Enlil, devoted to celestial omina, was initiated.
(A somewhat earlier mention of this connection appears in [3]; the observation in [3] was included at the request of an anonymous referee).
This finding is consistent with a previous study [12], although occurred at a somewhat earlier age in our colony, and suggests suggests that EGR-2 may play a role in the regulation of T cell activation or effector T cell homeostasis.
