Sentence examples for earliest established from inspiring English sources

Of the northern Akan (or Brong) states the earliest (established c. 1450) was Bono; of the southern the most important were Denkyera, Akwamu, Fante (Fanti), and Asante.

A post-mortem on Tutankhamen's mummy, scientists reported last week, shows that malaria was one of the most probable agents of his death at age 19, in the 14th century B.C. Tut's case may be one of the earliest established by genetic tests, but malaria was probably a common scourge then, as it still is.

The Methodist Church have one of their earliest established churches in Arbroath, St John's in Ponderlaw, which was opened in 1772.

The Dhaka College is the oldest institution of higher education in the city and amongst the earliest established in British India, founded in 1841.

Killifish are capable of producing 3 4 generations per year [93], which translates to >20 generations for the most recently founded line and as many as 60 lab generations for the earliest established lines.

Because of its southernmost location, it may well be the earliest established of the cave populations.

Mahayana, therefore, should not be seen as the successor to an earlier established tradition.

Nonetheless, her unusual and oddly ascetic personal life cemented the reputation Hollingworth had early established as a ferociously hard worker.

Founded in 1836 by Colonel Nelson Tift, it was named for Albany, New York, and was early established as a leading cotton market.

After graduating, McMullen went to the LSE and was taught by Bill Wedderburn, who had taken over the school of industrial law earlier established there by Kahn-Freund.

It has fed ravenously on hostility to the earlier established Sydney FC (based well and truly in the east) and its reputation for flashy arrogance.