Sentence examples for earliest post from inspiring English sources

Though the majority of the activity occurred in the past year, the earliest post dates to June 2016, Facebook's head of cybersecurity, Nathanial Gleicher, said Friday.

The earliest post settlement stage of Pocillopora shown by Le Tissier ([ 16], Figure 2a) has a complete circular rim of calcified material on the basal plate with scattered areas of calcification within this circle, while in Porites Goreau and Hayes ([ 34], Figure 4-2) show a portion of the rim of the plate as calcified with scattered areas of calcification on the plate.

From the earliest post-invasion times, Indigenous children were more than just the innocent bystanders to the violence afflicted upon their elders.

The Royal Festival Hall, the only permanent building erected for the Festival, was one of Britain's earliest post-war public buildings.

Burke, according to Norman, is the "hinge or pivot of political modernity"; the earliest post-modern political thinker, a critic of liberal individualism and a counterpoint to Rousseau.

Higham's work, in collaboration with his late colleague Roger Jacobi, has involved studying the ages of the bones found at Gough's Cave in the Somerset Mendips, the earliest post-ice age site at which modern human remains have been found.

Appropriate to his music background, one of his earliest post-Process oil-on-canvas efforts is the jubilantly toxic "Quartet" from 1980, which depicts Latin musicians, midsong, on a field of hot pinks, oranges and yellows.

One of the earliest post-9/11 explanations was economic.

Stamford Canal, now disused, is one of the earliest post-Roman canals in England.

Its construction preceded the 'canal age' by around 100 years, making it one of England's earliest post-Roman canals.

The remains, which date back to 500,000 years ago, also represent the earliest post-cranial evidence for an aged individual in the human fossil record.