Sentence examples for earliest could be from inspiring English sources

He has to serve a minimum of a third of his sentence, and at the very earliest, could be released under parole soon as 2021.

However he will be eligible for parole in just over eight years, and, at the very earliest, could be released under parole soon as 2021.

He has to serve a minimum of a third of his sentence, meaning he will be eligible for parole in just over eight years, and, at the very earliest, could be released under parole soon as 2021.

Addressing the problem at its earliest could be achieved through identifying high risk groups and designing sustainable interventions which could be implemented on a larger scale to prevent further rise in overweight and obesity.

"If he says earlier, could be.

He said he hoped the fresco, which had been untouched when inspected a week earlier, could be restored before President Mikhail Saakashvili of Georgia visits on July 28.

The map, the general said, would allow a doctor to test for genetic markers of diseases that, if treated early, could be stopped almost before they start.

Mr. Stanek said he was a "big believer" in bootstrapping and that getting too much capital too early could be dangerous.

Presidential elections held in November or earlier could be monitored by the U.N. or by other independent observers.

But critics fear that making things tougher, earlier, could be a counterproductive move, as children who do not progress so fast may feel that they are failing.

Getting a piece of that growth early could be a boon for Cisco, especially as spending on enterprise networking freezes in the current recession.