Sentence examples for end of earlier from inspiring English sources

Texas Instruments said on Tuesday that its sales and profit would be at the upper end of earlier forecasts, buoyed by demand for industrial machinery.

P&O Princess Cruises, which is planning to buy Royal Caribbean Cruises and is fending off a hostile bid from Carnival, said yesterday that its 2001 profit would be on the high end of earlier forecasts.

Shares in THQ Inc. lost 39percentt after the company said Monday that its 2002 profits would be at the low end of earlier projections, and its 2003 earnings would be far below analyst consensus estimates.

The source said bids for Rheims-based Taittinger's champagne interests were in excess of 500 million euros ($616 million), at the top end of earlier estimates and a testament to competition for the assets, which include a rare 288 hectares of land in France's Champagne region.

The chief executive, Randall Oliphant, above, said higher costs at the El Indio mine in Chile and Goldstrike in Nevada, coupled with lower interest income, would probably result in earnings for the year "at the lower end" of earlier estimates of 70 to 75 cents a share.

The tender works out to about S$1,888 per square foot per plot ratio, which is near the high end of earlier expectations of S$1,300 and S$1,900 psf ppr, said Tricia Song, head of research for Singapore, Colliers International.

In the West the end of early Christian architecture is easier to determine.

The application figures suggested that the end of early admissions did not hurt.

This has been a year of transition and increased uncertainty, in part because of the end of early admissions at Princeton and Harvard.

At the yoga studio, with its wall of windows facing the Hudson, the light fades by the end of early evening classes.

Today, most senior clinicians recognise boarding syndrome, several of whom recently signed a letter to the Observer calling for the end of early boarding.