Sentence examples for rather earlier than from inspiring English sources

Windsor may have been popular with royalty rather earlier than generally thought.

It just seems to be happening rather earlier than anyone had predicted.

If all goes according to plan, the pastis-maker from Marseilles might accomplish that feat rather earlier than expected.

But Worcester's subsidence kicked in rather earlier than Orrell's, and by the end the Tigers were 36-9 winners.

This paper provides a non-exhaustive, rather earlier than recent, overview of contributions in the field of Radio Frequency Identification technology (RFID), and its use in several sectors.

Ireland's bottom ranking is misleading; it had an export boom rather earlier than the rest and has recorded current account surpluses in three of the last five quarters.

There are dubious disarticulated microscopic chiton-like plates [ 72] from the early Meishuchunian (likely Early Tommotian) of China, but these still appeared later rather than earlier than the very first undisputed conchiferan shells.

"But I'd rather be early than too late.

This time, however, he wrote, "we would rather be early than miss the boat on these stocks".

Wells Fargo found that "22percentt of the middle class say they would rather 'die early' than not have enough money to live comfortably in retirement".

But I was most reminded of early Tony Blair rather than early Cameron.