Sentence examples for age of early from inspiring English sources

Two seismic units with an estimated age of early to mid Pliocene and mid Pliocene to Recent have been analysed in detail.

This book calls into question received views on kingship in the Malay world and shows how an indigenous polity responded to European companies in the age of early East-West encounters during Southeast Asia's age of commerce.

Kassir contrasted this malaise with two historic periods of Arab cultural and political ascendancy: the nahda and the age of early Islamic empires in the seventh to 12th centuries, when Arabs were the dominant power in the world.

He would have been a perfect fit for the character-driven dramas directed by the like of Schatzberg, Bob Rafelson, Hal Ashby and Robert Altman (with whom he made Short Cuts in 1993) in that golden age of early 1970s American cinema.

In the age of "early adopters" and "influencers," that might sound quaint.

Raise the age of pension eligibility to 62, the age of early retirement under social security, an earlier age than that which most of us get to retire.

This age of earliest memory seems to be a moving target".

Some trends in the latest CDC report remain similar, such as the greater likelihood of boys being diagnosed with ASD, the age of earliest comprehensive evaluation, and presence of a previous ASD diagnosis or classification.

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Even worse, it would raise the age of earliest eligibility.

That means that people who have worked for extended periods and contributed to Social Security for years would lose their benefits should they die between the current age of earliest entitlement, 62, and the new higher age.