Sentence examples for much earlier then from inspiring English sources

Aapo Rautiainen, lead author of the report, and based at Helsinki University, said: "The reversal occurred in Europe much earlier, then a little bit later in North America, and it has now spread to certain parts of Asia.

It just came up as available on the Zune Originals website, much earlier then the previously expected April 12th.

We win so much early, then fade at the end of the season.

One wholescale casualty of the transfer is Desi's mother, who hates Amy for having framed her son much earlier on and then causes a stink at the police station after his murder.

Firstly, rates of anaemia peak at much earlier ages and then fall rapidly.

But its coal consumption peaked in 2014, much earlier than expected, and then began falling.

The multi-regional theory suggests that archaic hominins spread out of Africa much earlier, and that humans then evolved from this Eurasia-wide population, with some degree of interbreeding, and thus gene flow, among individuals from different populations being responsible for the degree of genetic differentiation between populations we currently observe.

Rise of the Contractors Some seeds of NASA's technical decline were probably sown much earlier than anyone could have then realized.

Yet, that first in the late evening was not quite as momentous as Pistorius's first much earlier in the day, but then Pistorius, whose lower legs were amputated when he was an infant, has been testing himself against able-bodied athletes in everything from tennis to water polo to rugby union since he was a boy growing up in South Africa.

If item (x) is marketed much earlier than item (z) is, then item (x) is associated with higher support compared with itemset (xz).

If nearly everyone in the DCU, not just Batgirl but almost everyone, is now at a much earlier stage in their career, then my main objection no longer applies, because we are seeing Barbara at an earlier starting point".