Sentence examples for expect early from inspiring English sources

Consideration of rice development, with its extended period of uneven ripening (more than 2 weeks, Hoshikawa, 1993), and expectations from optimal foraging theory and ethnographic expectations about harvesting lead us to expect early users of wild rices to have targeted immature plants to maximize their recovery of near-mature grains.

But growth in casual work is what you would expect early in a recovery.

Expect early seam assistance, more pace than Abu Dhabi and spin to dominate later in match.

The girls expect early motherhood, unpaid domestic work and, later, low-skilled employment.

Expect early calls in 2014 for the woefully out-of-touch old geezer to hand over to someone younger.

Moreover, if the formation is from the later parts of the Early Permian, it is roughly the age when we would expect early therapsids to be present.

For Mr. Bearman of Rouge Tomate, flying in an item or two is particularly tempting in late winter, when customers expect early-spring all-stars like ramps and asparagus.

Like most moviegoers, I expect early-19th-century characters to speak in sentences more carefully and elaborately structured than the ones I usually hear, but my expectation may be an artifact of the recording technology then available.

Next you can expect earlier opening hours as it targets tradesmen as much as the average suburban botch merchant.

In this situation, we can expect earlier seismic activation at shallow depths.

Similarly, we expect earlier downstream migration because on an annual basis, smolting is advanced by earlier warming.