Sentence examples for the earliest many from inspiring English sources

Although a hemispherewide trade area could not be set up until 2005 at the earliest, many unions, environmental groups and public interest advocates throughout the hemisphere have expressed concern over the scale of the agreement and the effect its transnational regulations would have on national sovereignty.

While it postponed the decision until late September at the earliest, many expect the ETF arrive eventually (and if not the VanEck/SolidX ETF then another in the future).

Gu Kaizhi, Wade-Giles romanization Ku K'ai-chih (born c. 344, Wuxi, Jiangsu province, China died c. 406) one of the earliest many-faceted artists in China, he probably set new standards for figure painting.

C. 344 Wuxi, China c. 406 Gu Kaizhi, Wade-Giles romanization Ku K'ai-chih (born c. 344, Wuxi, Jiangsu province, China died c. 406), one of the earliest many-faceted artists in China, he probably set new standards for figure painting.

These are just the earliest of many ambiguities.

The earliest indoctrination many of us have to this mind-set happens at home.

Tropics (choreographed 1937) and Le Jazz Hot (1938) were among the earliest of many works based on her research.

According to the pilot who had toured the same area earlier, many survivors have started to erect new houses.

In the early years, many people were optimistic about their future and their leaders.

And judging by the early results, many drivers are failing the written part of the test.

In the early Republic, many Americans avoided depicting Jesus or God in any form.