Sentence examples for earlier often from inspiring English sources

Some regarded her tendency to revisit her earlier, often controversial positions as ambivalent.

The life settlement industry, as it calls itself, points out that older people who bought life insurance policies decades earlier often allow them to lapse.

These plants, as indicated earlier, often must experience cold, either as seeds or as young plants, before they can begin flower production; otherwise they undergo an excessively long period of leafy, or vegetative, growth.

But new rules sometimes contradict others issued just months earlier, often in ways that leave developers with the advantage and property buyers in a legal limbo, making many wary of ever investing in Dubai again, Ms. Yamalova said.

Since then, 90 districts -- about 1 in 10 statewide -- have received permission from the state to open earlier, often by a week or more, to get a jump on the year's curriculum.

For people in earlier (often pre-literate) times, the most noticeable effects of such transitive changes in coastal systems may have been the cumulative effects of successive extreme (wave) events resulting from long-term changes in system boundary conditions, an analogous situation to the effects of extremes on rising 21st-century sea level [63].

An earlier, often-cited study had estimated that as many as one in five teenagers engaged in sexting, but it included 18- and 19-year-olds, most likely increasing the overall prevalence.

So I said, "Early, often, ugly.

Cowboys hit the dirt early, often, and hard.

En route, he ate early, often (every two hours) and voraciously.

Mrs. Clinton, however, was standing for election instead of appointment; she campaigned early, often and openly.