Sentence examples for establishment early from inspiring English sources

Malcolm's position as an outsider is a structural necessity in her work that requires for its drama the establishment, early on, of transgressions and self-deceits in the thing she is writing about.

In "A Great Silly Grin" (Public Affairs; $27.50), a history of nineteen-sixties British satire, Humphrey Carpenter relates a routine done at the comedy club the Establishment early in the decade.

It required publicly abandoning one of his most loyal aides, who had broken with the Democratic foreign policy establishment early to side with his improbable candidacy, and whose blunt-speaking style — which helped cost her the job — had always been, for Mr. Obama, a part of her appeal.

Model performance varied across stages of disease establishment (early, middle and late) with stronger relationships occurring during later stages of disease progression.

Should he defy expectations or challenge the military establishment, early retirement cannot be excluded.

The above data and the developmental profiles of the two genes suggest that Vig2 may be involved in heterochromatin targeting and establishment early in development, while VIG may have a role in stabilizing HP1/HP2 chromatin binding during later stages.

That Lieutenant Burris – who we briefly saw watching Paul as he dug up dirt on Vinci's establishment earlier in the episode – would be lurking in the shadows just as Paul escaped seemed inevitable, and rather contradicts the theory that Burris was working to expose Vinci's corruption.

This paper explores the establishment and early action of a malaria control campaign in Northwest Argentina, in the early twentieth century.

Similar provisions apply to prices and to the costs of establishment and early tending.

Silvicultural implications for stand establishment and early tree selection are discussed.

This could allow the development of predictive parameters for cartilage health and the establishment of early therapy in the future.