Sentence examples for had much earlier from inspiring English sources

(Rawls 1951 had much earlier articulated a slightly different version of the view).

In his elegy for Yeats, Auden claims that the poet, upon dying, "became his admirers," but it would've been more accurate to say that like most Grand Old Men (and not just the ones who actually are men), Yeats had much earlier become shorthand for an array of generalizations.

But Fineman says that too few people are aware of the allergy or don't make the connection between a case of hives and the meal they had much earlier in the day, and so they never get tested.

This disparity may be accounted for by the fact that these studies differed in their inclusion criteria, with a focus on patients admitted to the hospital, including patients with ST elevation MI, and/or had much earlier follow-up for the endpoint of MACE.

Over the following decades, versions of what Selfe had much earlier articulated for a city circle railway link and a bridge to the north shore were realised.

Observations by Alexander [48] had much earlier hinted at this pattern in two other North American species, Gryllus pennsylvanicus and G. firmus (see [49], [50] for similar observations on African gryllines).

"I didn't have much today," he said.

"Yeah," he sighs, "I don't have much Christmas.

I had much more energy last year.

Advocates the world over indeed had much to celebrate last week.

I didn't have much energy today".