Sentence examples for earlier applied for from inspiring English sources

Sentinel Management had earlier applied for bankruptcy protection, but proffered the "liquidity crisis" in the markets as the reason for its troubles.Dubai Bourse made an unsolicited $4 billion offer for OMX, which operates exchanges in Nordic and Baltic countries.

I might have to say, "Do you like the glaze the shapely jug accepted from me?" or "Do you like the shapely jug in the glaze of which I earlier applied?" For safety's sake, perhaps I'd be better off breaking the one sentence into three: "Look at the shapely jug".

The kinetics of the various stages is discussed in terms of an extension of the nucleation and growth mechanism following an approach which was earlier applied for explaining the initiation and growth of pitting corrosion of metals.

RTNet was earlier applied for retrieving PWV (or more precisely, for estimating the ZTD that was then converted to PWV), and the results were compared with radiosondes and radiometers (Fujita et al. 2008, Sato et al. 2013), yielding a root mean square error (RMSE) of about 2 mm.

P450 superfamily nomenclature rules were followed for assigning the clan, family and sub-family classification as earlier applied for P450ome classification in the model white-rot fungus, P. chrysosporium[ 34].

The steps 1 to 4 mentioned earlier are applied for the straightening of the image obtained after segmentation process.

A similar MANOVA as described earlier was applied for investigating between-group differences in self-reported (2 × 3 MANOVA, BRIEF-A) measures of cognitive control.

A spokeswoman said about 24% of Fisher voters had either voted early or applied for a postal vote.

In November, she repaid her debt a month early and applied for a new $300 loan to buy a cow and calf.

In recent years, some people have retired early and applied for Social Security at age 62. Now, seeing their retirement account balances shrinking, they might want to do consulting or part-time work, but they should visit a Social Security office before doing so.

It was not the first time she had been passed over: years earlier, she had applied for a reporting job on Panorama and been told by the editor that she was "too smiley".