Sentence examples for means earlier from inspiring English sources

The research firm recalibrated its data in the third quarter, which means earlier negative equity numbers are not comparable.

Reduced mountain snowpack means earlier melt-offs and reduced stream volumes across the West and Northwest, affecting residential and agricultural water supplies, habitats for spawning fish and reduced hydroelectric power generation, the study found.

The fact that Apple's target in this case is an electric vehicle means earlier reports that it is seeking employees from Tesla (at the same time as Tesla is attempting to poach employees from Cupertino) make a lot of sense.

It means earlier diagnosis of CRC can achieve simpler and more straightforward surgery, more cost-effective treatment, better outcome, and better quality of life for patients and somehow avoid post-operative chemotherapy [ 4– 7], although part of stage II patients still suffers disease recurrence [ 8].

And that means early investors are barely splattered when a bubble bursts.

That means early and constant interventions so everybody has a chance to participate.

Unfortunately, because C-sections have become so routine, the "cure" for a baby in trouble almost always means early delivery.

"It really means early action of some kind," Condoleezza Rice, the national security adviser, said in a recent interview.

Salafi means "early Muslim" and in traditional Islamic scholarship refers to someone who died within the first 400 years of the birth of the religion.

"We all are aware that a minority government means early elections and the prospect of a defeat," said a Solidarity leader, Miroslaw Styczen.

"The discovery means early humans were living here before the River Thames took on its present form".