Sentence examples for earliest area from inspiring English sources

Because a significant proportion of disputes in the common-law courts were related to the occupation of land, the land law was the earliest area of law to elaborate a detailed set of substantive rules, eventually summarized in the first "textbook" of English law, Littleton's Tenures, written by Sir Thomas Littleton and originally published in 1481.

Laghman was one of the earliest areas where international forces passed responsibility for security to the Afghans.

"What we've seen in programmatic advertising is one of the earliest areas where it has made inroads, but I think it will be right across the shop".

Evidence indicates that the Middle East in general was one of the earliest areas in the Old World to experience what the Australian archaeologist V. Gordon Childe called the Neolithic revolution.

The posterior insula-medial operculum is one of the earliest areas to process nociceptive information but is a difficult target.

Bahrain was one of the earliest areas to convert to Islam in 628 AD.

Traffic safety was one of the earliest areas to apply electronic technologies in health and prevention programs.

It is going to be an early area of focus for us.

I think battery life was an early area where there was some feedback — that's actually died down greatly.

Earlier, area manager Andy Johnson said the fire involved "the whole of the building", which covers three floors.

One early area of study for feminist science studies was investigation of the location of women in science and their absence from science.