Sentence examples for much earlier probably from inspiring English sources

Without a drastic slowdown in emissions within the next decade, the phase-out date could happen much earlier, probably before 2050.

The symphonic poem In the House of the New Moon is much earlier, probably composed around 1912, and much easier to place musically.

But, as Timberg points out, we now know that the AIDS epidemic started much earlier, probably around 1900, in a remote part of Cameroon where a Western missionary came into contact with an H.I.V.-infected chimpanzee.

Moreover, he and other scientists noted, the advanced development of the newly discovered feathers suggested that feather evolution extended back much earlier, probably before the first dinosaurs appeared on the scene about 240 million years ago.

It suggests that human and tarsier split around 50 60 mya and the molecular trees suggest the human-loris split was not much earlier (probably <5 myr earlier).

We don't know their revenue figures — they started so much earlier and probably have more.

The philosophical origins of legal positivism are much earlier, though, probably in the political philosophy of Thomas Hobbes.

The characteristic traits of autism are rarely distinguished before 2 3 years of age, but the cascade of events that leads to autism probably occurs much earlier, most likely during early gestation.

Chelsea and Manchester United snuck in their F.A. Cup sixth-round replay on Monday, but the afternoon kickoff at Stamford Bridge (7 30 a.m. in New York, and much earlier farther west) probably meant some fans missed the stunning piece of skill that gave the Blues a 1-0 victory.

Ours probably much earlier, but they'll go on until the end of June.

In the 8th century at the latest but probably much earlier, the Greeks borrowed their alphabet from the Phoenicians in the framework of their commercial contacts.