Sentence examples for earliest in terms from inspiring English sources

The earliest (in terms of its composition) surviving text is the Book of Lord Shang (Shang jun shu 商君書), attributed to Shang Yang (aka Gongsun Yang 公孫鞅 or Lord Shang 商君), a major reformer who orchestrated the rise of the state of Qin 秦 to the position of a leading power of the Chinese world.

Beginning with the earliest in terms of development, it is known that mitosis in the embryonic brain is region specific (Dehay et al. 1993).

"But I'm very early, in terms of getting on this bandwagon".

A: Well, I mean, I think what we were talking about earlier in terms of Guantanamo.

"I peaked too early in terms of fame," he says ruefully.

Part of that has to do with what I talked about earlier in terms of insecurity.

There is certainly no added advantage to applying early, in terms of whether you receive an offer or not".

Decisions that entrepreneurs make early in terms of financing can affect how much money they will reap later.

The savings from treating people early – in terms of lives as well as financial costs – would justify any increase in GP appointments and tests.

"It is too early in terms of voting to tell, but it certainly could potentially affect people's decision to give him money".

So in that respect, Zeo was early in terms of its mission".