Sentence examples for the earliest sure from inspiring English sources

(The earliest sure sites are only about 12,000 years old).

These are important considerations in light of the somewhat disappointing results of early Sure Start evaluations.

Children's Centres (Every Child Matters) evolved from earlier Sure Start Children's Centres.

Not that there was a lack of punishing heat, sunkissed bodies, lush vistas or grooves (Charles Bradley and his Extraordinaries, Ab-Soul, Vic Mensa and George Ezra were among the early acts made sure of the latter), but things hadn't yet turned into the snarled mess of overcrowded logistics that we're used to.

Nobody is sure where the earliest inhabitants came from.

To be sure, from the earliest days of the Republic through World War II it has been understood that America's global influence is built on its ability to back words with resources, and diplomacy with arms, investments and trade agreements.

Some researchers question the realism of the model and note that no one is sure what the earliest solar system was actually like.

If I were working at a prominent American company, I'd start the HR process in K-12 -- instead of hand-wringing about the skill set of job applicants, why not address those deficiencies at the earliest possible time by making sure schools are healthy environments where hunger or fitness are no longer barriers to learning and achievement?

Yet in the last few years Salcedo has been moving away from her earlier, surer terseness to something a little more blatant and melodramatic.

Georgia officials made sure the early crowds remained high.

To be sure, the early moments in "The Oldsmobiles" aren't without rewards.