Sentence examples for far early from inspiring English sources

Major League Soccer teams have had impressive success so far early in the group stage of this season's Concacaf Champions League — all wins and one draw.

But it had fallen so far early in the year that it ended down 21.1percentt for 2001, compared with a fall of 39.3percentthehe previous year.

So far, early evidence for cheese making were mostly iconographic, that is to say murals showing milk processing which date to several millennia later than the cheese strainers," Ms Salque said.

So far early word is that Nvidia may be on the verge of taking back its crown, but that will not become clear until the two chip makers offer their finished products and benchmarks are available to compare both company's chips.

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So far, early results have been promising.

The country's first modern schools opened in the early 19th century, far earlier than in most of the region.

Other members of the ensemble had a far earlier start.

But the artist executed it far earlier, around 1909.

Should McNamara have made the change far earlier?

Andrew Julian Aviles was far earlier in his military career, and, at 18, far younger.