Sentence examples for earliest release of from inspiring English sources
We now know that the UK went into recession in April 2008 but the earliest release of the data for that quarter, in July 2008, estimated that the economy had grown 0.2%; the latest estimate we have shows it actually shrank by 0.6%.
More information about "Wings" was disclosed by Leigh-Anne Pinnock in an interview with BBC Online, where she explained the song as a re-enforcement of standing up to bullying: Little Mix were the first ever X Factor UK winner to co-write their Second song, and Wings was the earliest release of an original song from an X Factor UK winner.
We take the HGNC gene symbols from Table 1 in [ 46] and convert them to Ensembl gene identifiers using the gene identifier conversion tool based on data retrieved from Ensembl release 65, corresponding to the earliest release of our Dintor framework in April 2012.
From their earliest releases of alien-inspired bleeps and bass, Warp always had an eye fixed on the future.
The State Correction Board authorized the early release of 569 inmates who were within 90 days of parole.
Better treatment and sometimes even the early release of political prisoners were suddenly within reach.
He blamed the early release of violent offenders from jail plus drugs like methamphetamine.
He was the first to benefit from reforms allowing the early release of critically ill detainees.
Google blamed R. R. Donnelley & Sons, the publisher, for the early release of its earnings.
The early release of "The Massacre" kept the new Jennifer Lopez album, "Rebirth" (Epic), at No. 2, with 267,000 sales.
