Sentence examples for sooner always from inspiring English sources

Is sooner always better?

The question is whether it is possible to delay the initiation of the therapy while the potency of the immune response remains unaffected or, conversely, is sooner always better for anti retro-viral therapy?

I'm not sure about an exact timetable, but sooner is always better.

"Sooner is always better when you have something that can be driven down into soils," he said.

Having a plan early on will produce the best results; however, sooner is always better than later.

In China, the mistaken belief that "Injections mean you will get well sooner" has always caused patients to request injections [ 18].

One of the things that's difficult about predicting the future is "it's always sooner" than you think.

As one friend would reminisce after his death: "He could be very insulting to total strangers and was almost always, sooner or later, insulting to his acquaintances, including myself".

All this might sound harsh and punitive – and in many ways it goes against the very nature of the EU as a slow, subtle, but ultimately successful machine for diffusing conflict, creating consensus and, sooner or later, always coaxing national governments into some sort of deal.

10. (C) Grinda says the money-laundering investigations have a two-fold objective: to prevent the targets from profiting from the original crime and to prevent the targets from gaining enough clout to enjoy economic influence, which Grinda suggested sooner or later always reaches political power.

This is true of growth sectors that sooner or later always come back.