Sentence examples for an early beginning from inspiring English sources

-- film had an early beginning.

Broadly, the studies reviewed here clearly established an early beginning for the American prehistoric colonization process, although exact dates vary in different evaluations.

Rather, eyes may evolve in a variety of ways, becoming specialized as pinhole-type, lens-type, or other types of eyes from an early beginning.

This work in which Las Casas combined his own ethnographic observations with those of other writers, and compared customs and cultures between different peoples, has been characterized as an early beginning of the discipline of anthropology.

In contrast, the Brazilian Ministry of Health recommends at least six visits for a low-risk term pregnancy with an early beginning of prenatal care, up to the fourth month of pregnancy [ 8– 11] whereas the World Health Organization (WHO) recommends a minimum of four prenatal care visits [ 12].

The rate of adequate prenatal care use increased from 47.3% to 58.2%, the percentage of women who attended six or more visits increased from 34.8% to 60.5%, and the percentage of an early beginning of prenatal care during the first trimester of pregnancy rose from 56.5%to66.2%2%.

The son of an impoverished Minnesota miner, Mr. Hall became radicalized early, beginning a career as a union and Communist Party organizer during the Depression.

Authors believe that appropriate multiple injections of SC vectors could bring more striking results in terms of growth arrest as well as an earlier beginning of the therapy.

The lower proportion of "non-mothers" at the age of 23 25 years among the daughters of adolescent mothers (52.3%) suggested that these daughters had an earlier beginning of their reproductive phase (Table  2).

Nowadays, Professor Gjerde said, "you would start at birth, but in 1968, age 3 was a very, very early beginning".

You might even get an early start and begin now.