Sentence examples for earliest point from inspiring English sources

MAVERICKS 108, CELTICS 82: Dallas reached its 50th victory at the earliest point in team history.

They want to catch the earliest point at which T-cells become different in low gravity.

But Poland could not recover and returned home at the earliest point.

Each underwent mechanical ventilation for >72 hours, which was the earliest point at which cTnT elevations were identified.

Two experiments were designed to determine the earliest point at which haddock could be successfully weaned onto a formulated food.

"It's clearly related to her identity," Wishart says of her conversion, even (especially?) at its earliest point.

History: The Leicester School of Art was founded in 1870 – the earliest point in the academic history of the Institution.

The late-term abortions, coming after the earliest point when a fetus might survive outside the womb, are the most controversial, even among some who favor abortion rights.

Six months' time, when his cards are on the table, is the earliest point when the success of this appointment can start to be judged.

When he was assigned Secret Service coverage last May, it was the earliest point in a campaign that a candidate had been given protection.

This will be the earliest point in a modern campaign that the parties have selected their nominees, when neither nominee has been an incumbent.