Sentence examples for creation earlier from inspiring English sources

When the informal guidelines behind the new protocol were first drawn up in 1997, giving the city's new Emergency Management Agency a coordinating role, the police commissioner at the time, Howard Safir, resisted ceding authority to the new agency, though many former officials said he pushed for its creation earlier, while he was fire commissioner.

Philoponus' arguments, most importantly those that deny the possibility of an infinite number of events in the past, had entered the Arabic discourse on the world's creation earlier during the 9th century (Davidson 1987, 55 56, 86 116, 366 75).

In fact, if you run a regression analysis that looks at the payroll growth rate in the fourth year of a president's term alongside the rate in the first three years, the coefficient on the first three years is negative — seeming to imply that less job creation early in the term helps a president — although not to a statistically significant degree.

There is no source of real value creation; early investors profit from the gullibility of later investors.

It's just as well Calvi got her own slot: she would have been wasted in the slightly barmy line-up of Ready Steady Go!, a re-creation, earlier in the week, of the programme that televised 60s pop in mid-swing.

Amazon last fall took on Shutterfly with its own photo printing service, and Google upgraded its Photos app with support for photo book creation earlier this year.

The pattern of destruction and creation began early.

Unlike cloning, the procedure did not require human eggs, or the creation of early-stage embryos.

He's also author of the 1993 book Paper Dreams, which documents the creation and early days of the titles.

The highly distinctive Egyptian method of rendering nature and artistic style was also a creation of early times and can be seen in most works of Egyptian art.

In "Creation," the earliest story (1979), the protagonist uses the chaos of inter-island Caribbean travel to engineer an adulterous fling with another stranded passenger.