Sentence examples for much earlier time from inspiring English sources

In a much earlier time, Catholics could be counted on to vote Democratic.

"The real wonder was that McCardell had not been ousted much earlier," Time said.

Birds thus did not evolve from dinosaurs but shared with them a common reptilian ancestor at a much earlier time.

Using ovalbumin-transgenic T. gondii tachyzoites, antigen-specific CTLs were detected in vivo, and at much earlier time points post-infection than previously reported.

However, the use of Real-Time-PCR has greatly enhanced these advantages, making results available at a much earlier time, thus significantly reducing the need for empirical treatment.

Occasionally, an outlying crystal will date to a much earlier time period than the others from the sample, and in these cases, geologists know that the rock sample has been contaminated by zircons from a different eruption.

They implied that galaxies probably did not form at very much earlier times than suggested by GRB 090423.

Beyond relief, they remind us of what scientists felt in much earlier times, when explorers routinely chronicled the biological largess this world had to offer.

Yet now, in the last few years, events have come to light, which, in the eyes of an historian, show that the racial terror, brutality, and disempowerment of much earlier times are taking hold once again.

I think that some of these dramatic  feelings from much earlier times about  the great beasts remain in us, even if  buried deep, and in Africa, they can emerge to surprise us.

Human presence in the Andes is relatively recent; the oldest human remains to be found are only 10,000 to 12,000 years old, although habitation probably dates to much earlier times.