Sentence examples for earliest of three from inspiring English sources
But worries about air pollution from drilling operations have also stirred anger in the Barnett Shale around Fort Worth, the earliest of three major Texas shale formations to be drilled (the third formation is the Haynesville Shale, in eastern Texas stretching into Louisiana).
Kwee's work is the earliest of three Chinese Malay novels which were inspired by volcanic eruptions.
In the main total mortality models, we considered participants to be at risk from the date of conscription and until the earliest of three possible events: death, date of emigration, or 31 December 2006.
We retrieved participants' own highest achieved educational level from the educational register 1990-2004 (samplemple sizes and study categories in appendix table A). 25 We calculated the follow-up period as from the age of conscription until the earliest of three possible events: death, date of emigration, or end of follow-up (31 December 2006), whichever came first.
Person-days at risk were calculated as the number of days starting from 1 January 2001 until the earliest of three dates: a) the date of death; b) a move out of California for at least 4 months; or c) 31 July 2007, the end of follow-up for this analysis.
It was the earliest of nine triptychs he painted during his career, and was acquired by New York's Museum of Modern Art in 1942.
Worms can be readily synchronized at the L1 stage, which is the earliest of four larval stages preceding adulthood.
The exit date was the earliest of four dates: date of first hip fracture, date of death, last date under observation or 31 December 2008.
All three defendants had confessed and said the July 2 , 2014 murder was revenge for the killing days earlier of three Israeli youths by the Hamas Islamist group in the occupied West Bank.
Vulture recently unearthed two early versions of "Three's Company".
Dhurandhar's battle against the conventional wisdom was reminiscent of the struggle a decade earlier of two Australian scientists, who were also proposing an infectious cause for a chronic disease, in their case, a bacterium that causes ulcers.
