Sentence examples for certainly earlier from inspiring English sources

Mrs. Clinton's victory speech could also come relatively early, certainly earlier than her speech last week in Indiana, when she missed the 10 p.m. news.

Probably the Storm King wildfire and, certainly, earlier fires, were not influenced by fossil fuel era climate change.

And while we're casually pointing things out, let's take note of the startling similarities between "She Bangs the Drums" by the Stone Roses, 1989 (Exhibit A in the sound clip you'll hear within two clicks keep going) and "Go Bankrupt & Die" by the Crucifucks, 1985 or something that was certainly earlier than 1989 (Exhibit B).

Consequently, information about assimilation frequency, as reflected in the n→m vs. m→n change between standard and deviant, is available quite early (certainly earlier than reflected by the conservative nasal-recognition measure from gating).

Certainly early death did wonders for the Romantic artist's image.

"It's certainly early, but I believe and hope we are seeing the beginning of a turnaround at NBC," Mr. Roberts added.

Certainly early American leaders talked a great deal about virtue, but in terms of governing they had far less on their plate.

Certainly, early modern gardens were meant to look, sound, smell and feel like paradises, and to provide dramatic and dynamic spaces for those who walked in them.

Certainly, early tap dancers like Bill Robinson and the Nicholas Brothers, modern dance pioneers like Katherine Dunham and Alvin Ailey, or the founder of Dance Theater of Harlem, Arthur Mitchell, among others, could have been included.

Certainly early on in England he seemed quite a shy man.

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