Sentence examples for the earliest case from inspiring English sources

What was the earliest case of cyberwarfare?

"The earliest case that I've seen diagnosed was 37 years of age," he said, raising his eyebrows and turning around to the image.

The earliest case was in 1962 when Savile was 36 years old and the most recent in 2009, when he was 82".

In the earliest case in which the officer is charged, prosecutors say he sexually abused a woman after stopping her car in December 1999.

The earliest case was reported to have occurred in 1962, investigators said, though the majority of cases were said to have taken place in the 1970s.

The researchers further pointed out that this was not likely to be the earliest case of tuberculosis in hominid ancestors or their close kin, apes and other primates, which are also afflicted by forms of TB.

The earliest cases of C.T.E.

She believes the monitoring went back to 2002, one of the earliest cases of surveillance.

One of the earliest cases came in New York City, after a riot in a notorious Manhattan jail known as the Tombs.

As circumstantial evidence, Hooper contends that the earliest cases of AIDS closely match the sites of these vaccinations.

The earliest cases heard by the Supreme Court under the Land Claims Act involved non-Indians.