Sentence examples for early glance from inspiring English sources

The sources of Libya's enrichment program are still under investigation, but those who have had an early glance say they see "interconnections" with both Pakistan and Iran's programs -- and Libyan financial support for the Pakistani program that stretches back three decades.

At an early glance, it appears hip-hop artists are embracing this brave new attempt to both simplify and monetize the production and distribution of their talent.

Hackers are eager for an early glance of the biopic about Edward Snowden, who leaked bombshell documents detailing secretive National Security Agency surveillance programs.

An early glance shows Clinton and her husband each earned less on speaking engagements, an issue that has surfaced throughout the campaign, than in previous years. .

From early glances at her data, Chivers said, she guesses she will find that women are most turned on, subjectively if not objectively, by scenarios of sex with strangers.

But an early glancing reference to "the value of strategic datasets" does get unpacked in more detail further into the report — with the recognition that early access to such valuable troves of publicly funded data could lock in commercial advantage.

In the end, I left the museum early, glancing back as I walked through the light snow, hoping I would not see the guard walking after me or hear his footfalls behind me.

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This started to make its way into American clinics in the early 1990s.At first glance, autologous stem-cell support seems a sensible enough idea.

With the early morning light glancing off its blade, it looked, well, lethal.