Sentence examples for matter early from inspiring English sources

That's why the predominant subject matter early on was music.

In its subject matter, early Frankish illumination is decorative and symbolic rather than narrative.

Preliminary evidence suggests that patients who show the greatest disruption of white matter early on also have the poorest outcomes.

No matter: early in the second half Kagawa and Hernández combined cleverly and when the latter sold the defence a dummy, Mata delighted in deceiving Fabricio Coloccini.

Planetesimal, one of a class of bodies that are theorized to have coalesced to form Earth and the other planets after condensing from concentrations of diffuse matter early in the history of the solar system.

It did not seem to matter early in the race, as Schrader excited the crowd, charging through the pack to gain second place less than 65 miles into the race.

We supported Heather Rabbatts' strong statement on the matter earlier in the month.

For those who came of age later (or, for that matter, earlier), such judgment may be irresistible.

In Northeastern and Midwestern US climates, N mineralizes from soil organic matter earlier than a corn crop is able to take it up.

She said she had been contacted by another reporter about the matter earlier in the year and subsequently informed ABC news management about the encounter.

Reuters, citing unidentified people with knowledge of the matter, earlier reported that Exxon was looking to sell most of its Tonen stake as it prepared to retreat from Japan.