Sentence examples for that would earlier from inspiring English sources

But in the last decade, Judit Polgar has played in tournaments that would earlier have been reserved for the top men.

Just five years after 1984, in a series of dramatic events that would earlier have seemed like political science fiction, the Soviet Union and its empire collapsed, and the totalitarian threat that Orwell had so vividly evoked vanished.

Typical enough - until he reveals that he'd earlier been for a photoshoot at the Bramall Lane home of his beloved Sheffield United.

Renal NIRS could serve as a readily and continuously measurable and, most importantly, early parameter that would allow early intervention trials to modify renal outcomes.

Thus they did not originally show up in our analysis except as unidentified small fragments albeit with expression levels that would confirm earlier observations.

She suggested another possible solution: a flexible work schedule that would accommodate early pickup.

This study aimed to identify radiographic alterations in patients administered bisphosphonate treatment that would permit early diagnosis of osteonecrosis of the jaw.

Also, development of feeds and feeding strategies that would allow early weaning onto inert diets has been a primary objective in cod juvenile production research.

From professional to college basketball: The N.C.A.A. will vote on a rule change that would restrict early recruiting.

In particular the addition of OA further reduced the surface tension that would cause early boiling.

Year 2000 started a new era that would bring early childhood care, development and education to the next higher level.