Sentence examples for earliest means from inspiring English sources

I shall send you a budget by the earliest means but when that will be none can tell.

The chariot was the earliest means of transportation in combat other than man's own powers of locomotion.

Since the colonial period, when waterways and trails provided the earliest means of travel, modes of transportation have evolved to serve the changing economy.

Chuck Close, among the most celebrated of our living artists and a recipient of a fellowship grant in 1973, may have put it best when he said, "Of all the awards and prizes and honorary degrees, everything else that I've gotten in my career, the N.E.A. grant was the most important, came earliest, means the most".

It is likely that Hippasus worked only with the three earliest means (the arithmetic, geometric and subcontrary/harmonic) and that the changing of the name of the subcontrary mean to the harmonic mean should be ascribed to Archytas rather than Hippasus (Huffman 2005, 170 173).

It is one of the earliest means of studying genome structure predating cloning and DNA sequencing techniques by several years (see 18 for review).

The TNF-β B2/B2 and TNF-α -308 AA genotypes were associated with the earliest mean age of psoriasis onset.

In television, early means before contracts end.

"Losing early means it wouldn't be a very successful season".

Being able to pick early means nothing if a team is terrible at picking.

"Building the habit of saving early means you'll continue it further down the line," says Cliff Gilley.