Sentence examples for earlier end of from inspiring English sources

In summer, in a zone centred around 60° N, greater dryness might occur due to an earlier end of snowmelt.

In summer, in a zone centred around 60° N, greater dryness might occur as a result of an earlier end of snowmelt.

Since reforming the school timetables, there has been much debate about what children should do in the hours between the new earlier end of the school day and when their parents collect them after work.

The time of the construction of the boat is now estimated at between 2030 B.C. and 1780 B.C., with 95percentt certainty; the earlier end of the range is considered most likely.

Bob Dylan may be too busy with his painting career and his year-round touring to create an album of new material, but that won't keep a new Dylan album from hitting shelves in the fall, this one comprising material from the earlier end of his 50-year career.

The next preview, aimed at consumers, will land in the first quarter of 2015, likely the earlier end of that date range.

Secondly, an early end-of-programme evaluation might ensure the continuity of a programme by minimising the occurrence of huge hiatuses between programmes.

The National Park Service forecast is on the early end of the range, and our forecast is on the later end.

These poorly soluble and highly insulating species are produced at the end of discharge, and are responsible for the positive electrode passivation and the early end of discharge.

Recent revelations about significant secret biological and chemical weapons programs have set back any chances of an early end of sanctions.

One of Neolithic jades at Throckmorton Fine Art is at the earliest end of the spectrum, with work dating back to nearly 5000 B.C.