Sentence examples for end earlier from inspiring English sources

Today he redefined the current cycle - never easy to gauge by economists - to announce that it will end earlier than expected, in 2007 instead of 2008.

Recognizing why summer vacation has to end earlier doesn't necessarily make it any easier, though.

And now comes news that Ben Bernanke and his colleagues on the Fed's policy-making committee are talking about bringing quantitative easing to an end earlier than expected — possibly as soon as later this year.

Hence, intermarriages may be expected to end earlier than ethnically homogeneous marriages which will lead to less specialization – as discussed by Lundberg and Rose (1998), the shorter the expected duration of marriage and the higher the risk of divorce the lower the degree of specialization12.  .

Others, like Butler, saw their best runs end earlier than Walker's.

There, warmer winters and lighter snowfall have forced seasons to end earlier.

Proust saw it when it transferred to the West End earlier this year.

I wish I had enough space to reprint in its entirety Mikhail B. Khodorkovsky's closing statement, as his latest sham trial in Russia came to an end earlier this week.

The faux-educational puppetry/animation show from British artists Becky Sloan and Joseph Pelling came to an end earlier this year, after six journeys through space and time for its fuzzy protagonists.

Both shows opened at the National Theater; "Jerry Springer" moved to the Cambridge Theater in the West End earlier this month, and "Democracy" is to move to Wyndham's Theater, also in the West End, in April.

Yet, as our seminar on democratic culture came to an end earlier this month in Cracow, Poland, she, of all people, declared: "I have doubted a simple assertion for years, but I am now convinced that American democracy requires the repression of democracy in the rest of the world".