Sentence examples for below early from inspiring English sources

Costs have been about 30 percent below early estimates.

Subsequent penetration of Merovingian gold encouraged a brief Anglo-Saxon coinage of gold thirds (see below Early Anglo-Saxon coins).

The names of the Llandovery, Wenlock, and Ludlow series correspond to historical units originally proposed by Murchison (see below Early work).

Iceland's incumbent Independence party was in pole position to try to form a new government after voters chose continuity in Saturday's elections and support for the anti-establishment Pirate party, while sharply up, fell below early expectations.

Environment Antarctica Melting From Below Early Antarctic explorers used all sorts of colorful words for icebergs — "growlers," "bergy bits" — as well as the geological term "calved" for when a wall of ice would break noisily from the Antarctic coastline and start floating north.

Only a few literary works have survived from this period, notably two episodes later incorporated into the Iranian epic as it was recorded by Ferdowsī in the 11th-century Shāh-nāmeh (see below Early poets and the Shāh-nāmeh): Ayādgār-i Zarērān ("Memorial of Zarēr"), about the establishment of Zoroastrianism, and Kārnāmag-ī Ardāshīr, on the founder of the Sāsānian dynasty.

Revenue may reach $30.5 billion, below earlier forecasts of as much as $32 billion.

The crest, which was expected to last through much of the day, was about two feet below earlier predictions.

In Pacific, the Meramec crested at 28.84 feet, below earlier estimates and well shy of the record flood of 1982 when the river topped out at 33.6 feet.

In a statement, Baltimore indicated that revenues for the quarter ended June 30 would reach £15.5 million ($22 miilion), below earlier forecasts as customers delayed orders.

That is well below earlier recommendations by commanders, but senior alliance officials say larger numbers are unnecessary given the more limited goals now being set by political leaders.