Sentence examples for has even earlier from inspiring English sources

"The Islamic reformation started as early as the 19th century," notes Dr. Abu Zayd, and, of course, it has even earlier roots as well.

Most historians contend that baseball directly evolved from English games like rounders and cricket and that it has even earlier roots in bat and ball games stretching as far back as 2500 B.C. in Egypt, where the pharaohs played a game called seker-hemat.

Mischa had, even earlier, been a medical student in Vienna, and had seen the Führer's triumphal entry into Vienna, but came home to Poland when war began.

These events were considered to have been sexual in nature, and further exploration convinced Freud that his patients had had even earlier troublesome sexual experiences usually seductions the memories of which had lain dormant until awakened by a more recent sexual encounter.

For example, a Saturday night orchestra prime seat would be $250, a $10 increase, and a dress circle seat would be $140, up $5. Weekday start times would move to 7 30 p.m. from 8, while especially long operas would continue to have even earlier start times.

(Some U.S. territories have even earlier deadlines, though). OVF provides a chart detailing the deadlines in states and territories for registering, requesting a ballot and returning it.

But there was also a belief that I had, even early on, that there were a lot of others who performed as well as I did.

The float will value the ride-hailing giant somewhere between $76 billion — the valuation it garnered with its last private financing — and $120 billion — a sky-high figure assigned by Wall Street bankers that's had even early Uber investors scratching their heads.

The agency has even taken earlier ads from the Straphangers Campaign and has grudgingly accepted an ad for the April campaign that is tamer than the one it rejected.

It has even tasted early success.

Butler has even, this early on, been mooted as a producer for them.