Sentence examples for recorded sooner from inspiring English sources

In the Punta Arenas subpopulations, maximum expression levels were more variable at the individual level and recorded sooner after exposure to stress than in the PM subpopulation.

And Mr. Romney was forced to spend a second day explaining his disclosure on Tuesday that he had been paying an effective, approximate tax rate of 15 percent, a job made all the harder when one of his best-known supporters, Gov. Chris Christie of New Jersey, said he agreed with Mr. Romney's critics that he should release his tax records "sooner rather than later".

But Olympic silver and bronze medal winner Kriss Akabusi has said that he expects Greene to continue improving his times and break his 21-year-old British record sooner rather than later.

Ben Ali also offered some free analysis: "He opined that the situation in Egypt is 'explosive,' " a note-taker recorded, "adding that sooner or later the Muslim Brotherhood would take over" in Cairo.

I hope we can actually get these songs recorded and out there sooner than later.

"If they record every band, sooner or later they're going to have a recording on their hands by a very successful group," said Steven Baker, who is in charge of creative marketing at DreamWorks Records.

It's critical we make the transition to electronic records - the sooner the better for patients and doctors alike," he said.

A source in the Daily Record said, "Sooner or later the truth will out.

If Garcetti's allies get to take their places on the nonprofits' boards, they could potentially access the records much sooner.

But now, those storms are arriving sooner, with lightning strikes recorded as early 10 30 a.m., meteorologists say.

Oklahoma's defense was led in tackles by safety Tony Jefferson, who recorded 113 becoming just the sixth Sooner defensive back ever to amass more than 100.