Sentence examples for seen much earlier from inspiring English sources

However, the inception of this work can be seen much earlier, in his Inaugural Lecture, as the first Professor of General Linguistics at University College London, later published as, 'Grammar, Society and the Noun' (Halliday 1967a).

The HEV71 strains in this study were isolated from small clusters of cases that tended to be seen in the summer months while in our situation we observed outbreaks of HEV71 every 3 years with cases being seen much earlier in the year, well before the northern summer.

Historical comparisons are of little value as not only have the reference standards for assessment of imaging methods been improving in parallel with imaging technology, but the availability of imaging has produced a shift in the selection of patients so that we are now seeing much earlier disease than in the past.

Even in the Armani show now at the Guggenheim, you don't see much early work".

The capital Seoul sees much early adoption of new technology, although you might be forgiven for thinking the 21st century hasn't yet happened to much of the city.

Mercury will still be well placed on this date as seen from the Northern Hemisphere (in the second map), but will be much lower in the sky, and harder to see if you look much earlier or later in the month.

But back to Picasso, of whom we haven't seen much since the early galleries of collages and works on paper.

She said no, she hadn't seen much evil at the early voting centers.

She'd seen much the same in her earlier work with incarcerated youth, who often had long histories of prior victimization.

The scheme of manoeuvre was based on the assumption that the Viet Cong position was a camp as previously reported, and not a defensive position, yet with visibility in the thick vegetation limited to between 10-30 m, few of the men from A Company had actually seen much of the position during the earlier fighting.

Nearly a decade later, as Myanmar opens to the world after decades of isolation and harsh military rule, SPINE is among the most prominent contemporary design and architecture firms in the country's capital, a former jewel of the British colonial empire that until recently had not seen much noteworthy new construction since the early 1960s, local architects say.