Sentence examples for package sooner from inspiring English sources

Now her outfit is calling for a similar federal relief package, sooner than last time.The last recession was unusually bad for states' budgets.

"What will happen is that some PC manufacturers will have it included with their PC packages sooner than the others.

The combination of near-term stimulus and medium-term austerity should be enacted in a single legislative package, Reischauer proposes, sooner rather than later, because if we don't start to do it under our terms, that is on our timetable and in our way, market forces — international institutions or our creditors — eventually will step in and dictate the corrective policies we must take.

He was overruled by other White House advisers, and President Bush has made it clear he would unveil a "jobs" package in January, if not sooner.

No sooner had our package safely reached the general section than the pages in Mdala's writing were returned to us with the plea, "Comrades, this writing is almost impossible to read; could you please rewrite it in legible writing and send it back to us".

There was yet another ink cartridge for the incontinent printer, salt and pepper shakers to replace the ones whose little rubber stoppers had somehow simultaneously disappeared, a plastic mat for the litter box — an unglamorous array that I ordered and didn't think much about until the packages landed on my porch, sooner than expected.

Backers of such databases claim that with such data powerful software packages can be created to diagnose diseases sooner.

In the UK, insurance packages even offer financial incentives to switch sooner rather than later.

Follow the timing instructions on the package, but check the pasta about one minute sooner than the suggested cooking time.

The $8,000 first-time home buyer tax credit, passed by Congress as part of the stimulus package in February, prompted hundreds of thousands of people to buy sooner rather than later, experts estimated.

Labor's higher education spokesman, Kim Carr, said Palmer's categorical statement indicated the government's "unfair and short-sighted" package was doomed in the Senate and it must be "ditched sooner rather than later".