Sentence examples for sooner in time from inspiring English sources

Environmental cost-benefit analysis has traditionally assumed that the value of benefits is sensitive to their timing and that outcomes are valued higher, the sooner in time they occur following implementation of a project or policy.

However larger Peclet numbers also imply that the switch to the streamline-averaged regime happens sooner in time, and with less solute mass having been transferred to date.

David Boies, the lead lawyer for the players, is hoping that a hearing can be scheduled much sooner, in time to save the season.

From a delay discounting perspective, impulsivity is defined as the relative preference for a smaller reward, sooner in time, compared to a larger reward, later in time [ 63]; that is, the amount a person discounts a reward based on its delay.

With our new slogan, Democrats can capture those Republicans, sooner rather than later, in time for next year's midterms.

Sooner or later — maybe in time for your next external hard drive — everyone will be on board, prices will have dropped, and you'll have a new technology in your life without even having to try.

But you gotta believe you made the right choices and, in time, sooner or later it will be evident.

Ahead of time (sooner) : in anticipo.

That's about the time here that Game 3 of the National League playoffs blew up for Welch, who once wrote an autobiography called, "Five O'Clock Comes Early," but who was done in even sooner this time by the St . Louis Cardinals

In others, the alarm was not raised in time.Of course, the sooner coastal populations are warned of a coming tsunami, the greater their chances of escaping.

In time we can work to accept what has happened, and the sooner we work toward acceptance, the sooner we will be able to feel at peace again.