Sentence examples for disclosing early from inspiring English sources

The suit, which was filed on behalf of a Ford shareholder by the law firm Lovell & Stewart in New York and seeks class-action status, accuses Ford of not disclosing early enough that it had made large, unhedged bets on the metals.

Also this association is in line with our recent analysis disclosing early age of sexual debut as a risk factor for HR-HPV persistence [ 31].

Dorothy Bain QC accused him of showing "reckless indifference" by not disclosing earlier fainting episodes.

When Mr. Scrushy last bought stock, the company was under fire from investors and others for not disclosing earlier that a change in Medicare rules would cost it $175 million a year in profits.

Finally, Mr. Ryan said, borrowers should ask lenders to make sure that application fees, closing costs and mortgage payments are accurately disclosed early in the process.

One of the innovations of her fiction was a kind of narrative pre-destination, in which the fate of a character would be disclosed early on, often in a casual bracket.

Finally, Niantic also disclosed early details on its "Real World Platform" — a set of cross-platform (iOS and Android) tools and APIs it's been working on for third-party developers to build on top of.

It was much easier to just disclose early on and if they didn't like the idea, we moved on.

While Clinton's fee for the speech was not disclosed, early reports indicated that the former secretary of state will earn upwards of six figures per speaking engagement.

However, this contradicts findings from some studies which report that caregivers who have financial problems disclose early [ 3, 8].

In some cultures a new pregnancy is a celebrated event disclosed early in gestation, but a recurrent issue emanating from many low-resource settings is the risk associated with disclosure of pregnancy, which may outweigh perceived benefits.