Sentence examples for extended early from inspiring English sources

US stock futures fell sharply after the PMI report and most Asian stock markets and the Australian dollar extended early losses.

In response to possible voting conveniences, such as an Election Day holiday, mail-in ballots and extended early voting, Yang told The Post, "Yes to all.

Directed by Daniel Sullivan, the production was scheduled to close on March 7 but was extended early on to March 21.

ITV enjoyed a royal baby-related ratings boost on Tuesday night, with an extended early evening news bulletin providing live coverage of the nipper's first photo call and delivering a peak audience of more than 7 million.

An extended early sequence observes him, blood-spattered in his slaughterhouse, chopping and sawing the meat he is about to peddle, unrefrigerated, from the back of a dirty pickup.

And in a sign of how voters in Florida are swamping their polling places, Gov. Charlie Crist, a Republican, extended early voting to 12 hours a day from 8, at the urging of local Democrats.

His work in this area extended earlier explorations by Alexandre Grothendieck, Pierre Deligne, and Robert P. Langlands.

This effort extended earlier work that focused on observed correlations between mesospheric temperatures and conductivities.

Such criteria extended earlier univalence criteria of Pescar's-type of analytic functions.

The results confirmed and extended earlier studies [ 21], suggesting that environmental conditions and genetic background conditioned tomato fruit flavour.

"But it's really the logical way to extend early warning systems.