Sentence examples for earliest starting date from inspiring English sources

According to pre-doctoral NRSA information I found through the NIH Web site, successful applicants who submitted applications in November can expect an earliest starting date of May 1st the following year.

Therefore, in the baseline specification, where we include 20 lags of the tax variable, the earliest starting date for the regression is 1950Q1.

They also tried using earlier start dates for their pre-NFA period, in case their initial choice happened to skew the results.

When you apply for a subscription you will be shown or given an earliest start date for your subscription.

Because the company's underwriters want to give institutions several days to register, the delay is pushing back the earliest start date for the auction.

Because the candidate cared more about salary and the boss cared more about start date, the solution that maximized the joint outcomes was to allow the candidate the highest salary and the boss the earliest start date.

The council said it was working to achieve the earliest start date.

Glendale schools opened on Aug. 12, the earliest start date in history, doing away with the traditional September-through-June school calendar that hasn't been all that traditional for a while now.

In practice the earliest start date was January 2004 and the latest was December 2008.

The exposure period was the earliest start date of a tour at Camp Lejeune and continued until the Marine left Camp Lejeune or December 31 , 1985 whichever was earlier.

Suggest the earliest start date you can promise.