Sentence examples for hold earlier from inspiring English sources

There are schools of analytic thought that hold earlier experiences to be more crucial.

One possibility might be to hold earlier elections than had been envisaged, creating an interim government that could oversee the writing of a constitution.

The new European mind-set is one of focusing on the potential of the Internet as intently as it had taken hold earlier in the United States.

If the new idea is going to be to hold earlier elections, some of the councillors ask, why should they not stay in charge of things until then?Why indeed?

Invensense, a motion sensor technology firm, pushed back its initial public offering on Tuesday because of the choppy markets, while a Portuguese mobile content company put its I.P.O. plans on hold earlier in the week.

But officials in other states said Florida's move would only create more chaos around the nominating process, which has already been upended by other states' decisions to hold earlier primaries.

That philosophy took hold early in his life.

That same day Catalonia's president said that his region would hold early elections, on November 25th.

The idea of constructing temple-pyramids appears to have taken hold early.

"Slovenia cannot afford to hold early elections at this point," he said.

The president has announced a reform program, and we are prepared to hold early elections.