Sentence examples for skip earlier from inspiring English sources

But Myanmar can skip earlier generations of telecommunications technology.

In 2004 the FDA streamlined the development of botanical drugs by allowing drugmakers to skip early-stage safety trials if a drug candidate comes from an herbal remedy that is safe and legally marketed already.

When lines became too long, many people skipped early voting and decided to vote on Election Day.

And he skipped early speed training, feeling that interval work deadened his legs.

When Nicky Hilton -- starts her first year at a New York design school next week, she'll be just another student: attending freshman assemblies, skipping early classes and worrying about what to wear to fit in.

ABC handed out early renewals on Thursday for a slew of its programming for the upcoming 2016-17 seasurpriseurprise for a network that typically skips early renewals all together.

A recent study found that the morbidly obese are more likely to skip meals earlier in the day.

You seem to be referring to Richard Miniter's book that claimed the president skipped three earlier opportunities to kill Bin Laden.

Muhammad, whom many regarded as the best player coming out of high school this year, had to skip those early games and miss the overseas trip.

"He can be very convincing when he wants to be," she said, recalling their first date, when, during a lecture by the noted architect Robert A. M. Stern, he passed her a note proposing they skip out early to catch a Lupe Fiasco show at Irving Plaza.

Alas, this is not as easy as it sounds mostly for legal reasons.Finding new uses for old or failed drugs is on average 40% cheaper than inventing a new drug from scratch: it allows to skip the early stages of development.