Sentence examples for existing early from inspiring English sources

The book is a survey of existing early buildings that was made in 1976.

Haunting images by Thomas Ruff, digitally manipulated photographs of Mies's existing early buildings, sustain a Surrealist mood throughout the exhibition.

"From day one, we believed this money should have been injected into existing early intervention, leadership programs and family restoration.

Existing early warning satellites peer down from high orbits and pick up the hot exhaust from boosting missiles.

But existing early diagnostic methods rely heavily on visual inspections with the naked eye, which can be inaccurate and unreliable.

Permit means any permit covering an existing early reductions source that is issued, amended, or revised pursuant to this subpart.

The first phase, intended to counter missiles from North Korea, which is seen as the most immediate threat, would include 100 missile interceptors and launchers based in Alaska that rely on upgrades to five existing early-warning radar systems.

An eagerness to break "the next big thing" means that theatre companies would often rather spend their limited resources on producing another first play than investing longer term in a regular stable of existing early- to mid-career playwrights.

Rather, FCTRY will help existing early-stage and mid-stage companies with their creative strategy, processes and culture.

"If Labour's policy costings are based on existing early-years funding rates, which have long been insufficient, then this pledge will inevitably will be underfunded.

Newborn neurons migrate successively following the guidance of radial glial fibers over the existing early-born neurons during cortical development and occupy superficial layers in the cortical plate (CP), creating cortical layers (CL).