Sentence examples for early nature from inspiring English sources

After all, the £34 billion cost tag includes a "66% uplift" that is "applied to the estimate (following government guidelines) due to the early nature of scheme development".

Sony's claimed battery life of around 150 minutes when not using the camera or 80 minutes when using it shows the early nature of the product, as does the controller cable and the somewhat functional design.

He considered his lifetime of work to form a trilogy, which he called The Crooked Lines of God and which is composed of The Residual Years: Poems 1934 1948 (1968), his early nature poetry; The Veritable Years: Poems 1949 1966 (1978), his religious poetry; and a projected third volume that was to have been entitled The Integral Years and was intended to contain his post-1966 poetry.

Reviews for the iOS version are middling, reflecting the company's still very early nature.

Because of the early nature of the product, there are a lot of questions in the air.

Due to the early nature of the company, they settled on the potential sale of roughly 12,000 units.

Class of 1985 members Amber and Crystal were early nature-inspired baby names.

Dr. Zou agreed to the earlier Nature retraction but said in a statement at that time that he was "disappointed".

The signs of late fruiting tally with earlier Nature's Calendar findings on the flowering season of wild fruit plants this year.

It is a return, in many respects, to the farm world of his earliest nature poems, but with a notable difference: there is an elegiac music in this verse, a sense of hard-won optimism tempered by a new wisdom and acceptance.

Titan had registered just one aircraft with the FAA in 2011 — the remaining small handful have been registered in either 2013 or 2014 — indicating its still-early nature.