Sentence examples for early answer from inspiring English sources

What he does not ask and what requires an early answer is why.

The early answer is, for editors or headline writers, at least, no.

But the Wal-Mart and Comcast decisions said the two questions often overlap and may call for an early answer.

"I think we'll get an early answer quickly but with that we'll then go back to our barrister.

The early answer will depend on reviews and on initial grosses; if those auguries look promising, more money will be spent trying to generate momentum, to spin news coverage and to solicit the favor of the voters.

The early answer, repeated many times since, was no: powers that the constitution assigns to Congress cannot be given away to others, except by constitutional amendment or by Congress's own say-so; and even when Congress ratifies a treaty, it can continually override its operations by, for example, refusing to provide any money.

The closest the script comes to thoughtful dialogue is one of McGraw's early answers to his interviewer.

But analysts say that, counterintuitively, the early answers to most of those questions bode well for both Martha Stewart Living Omnimedia and Hallmark Channel, which is owned by Crown Media Holdings.

A few students who applied for early decision changed their minds before they got answers and then filed standard applications so they would not be locked in, but many students still want to try for the early answers.

In the best tradition of the eccentric scientist, he was a great inventor: he designed a car phone years before its time (it worked within a two-mile radius of his flat) and an early answering machine.

Google is seeking early answers, too, and doing so through its forte: social engineering.