Sentence examples for earlier to stop from inspiring English sources

Local residents have demanded to know why the MoD did not act earlier to stop the Libyans leaving the barracks when problems had already been reported.

This massive withdrawal of purchasing power helped turn a heady boom into a punishing bust.Should the Bank have acted earlier to stop the bubble inflating?

Questions are being asked not just about the heavy-handedness of Qantas's strategy, but also over whether the government should have intervened earlier to stop the crisis reaching such a damaging point.

Bill Clinton, United States president at the time, admitted last year that if the West had intervened earlier to stop the killing, mostly by Hutus against Tutsis, 300,000 lives could have been saved.

Given these drawbacks, many in Bosnia wonder what happened to all the money that poured in from countries eager to make amends for not intervening earlier to stop a war that claimed more than 200,000 lives.

Richard Allen, from campaign group Retailers Against VAT Avoidance Schemes, said the UK government should have acted earlier to stop it.

"I think they put him in early to stop the bleeding".

She started, and sniffed, not certain if it was too early to stop crying.

Others argued that it was too early to stop the program.

Councils' increasing confidence in commissioning and their new public health responsibilities are seeing local authorities lead the way in intervening early to stop health problems escalating.

We have to intervene early to stop the journey".