Sentence examples for much earlier starting from inspiring English sources

Tour de France Soundtracks (2003) sounds like a quirky curio these days, or an album of afterthoughts inspired by a much earlier starting point, but this brief track finishes it off like an appropriate elegy.

Similar variation is observed in Figs. 10 and 11; however, the difference was observed much earlier starting from voxel number 3 (Fig. 10).

Using a much earlier starting point, 2-fold increases in nitrate concentration and flux in the Mississippi River basin since the 1950s have been documented.

Our results show that AnkG, which is the AIS master organizer, is expressed much earlier (starting at E9.5), first along the whole axon and progressively only in its proximal part.

Democrats also got a much earlier start than Mr. Romney.

The disease is already off to a much earlier start than usual in both Europe and the United States.

Instead, they have shot up a full percentage point and futures markets, which arbitrage between short and long-term rates, reflected a much earlier start to rate hikes.

The additional time to scrutinize the contents of Super Bowl commercials also means a much earlier start to the postgame tradition of challenging the ad industry's creativity by pointing out all of the spots that echo one another.

His campaign has been deliberately slow to hire staff members and put them on the payroll; its payroll expenses of $1.8 million since it began operations last May are half the $3.5 million since the beginning of the year for Senator John Kerry's campaign, which got a much earlier start.

Early this morning, the WP7 Marketplace surpassed 9,000 applications — which, as MobileBurn points out, is more than HP/Palm's webOS (which got a much earlier start) offers up, and quickly approaching the 15,000 mark that RIM announced a few months back.

The three lawmakers said they wanted to work with Ryan on process reforms that would allow them to get a much earlier start on future fiscal deadlines to demand spending cuts and reforms to federal benefits programs such as Social Security and Medicare.