Sentence examples for the early state from inspiring English sources

"The Labor movement built this country," Ms. Yacimovich said early Thursday in a victory speech, harking back to the early state founders and builders from the once-dominant movement, like David Ben-Gurion and Golda Meir.

The early state of discharge of electrodes with an electrodissolution/precipitation mechanism is investigated.

I think this discovery will influence how we see the development of the early state in Egypt.

In the early state of process development, usually high quality experimental data are often missing, especially, if the experimental effort is quite large.

The compressive strength loss of SF specimens was very limited in the early state; after a certain period of erosion, the compressive strength decreased rapidly.

She and Rabbi Eichler, from their different vantage points, both detect a softening in the fervent anti-religionism of the early state.

We're getting to the point where it's worth paying a fair amount of attention to the early-state polls.

In late September, the Florida Senate Democratic leader, Steve Geller, called Iowa, New Hampshire, Nevada and South Carolina "terrorist rogue states" for writing the early-state pledge.

Five months ago, the legislature hastily moved the Presidential part up to February 5th, joining a stampede of states hoping to claim a piece of the early-state action previously reserved for Iowa and New Hampshire.

It is considered that the disease progresses from the early-state inflammatory lesion, with numerous eosinophils and perivascular onion skin fibrosing to a late state characterized by subsequent perivascular fibrosis formation and decreased inflammatory infiltration.

(Thanks to Political Base reader JNail for pointing out the early-state rules and Silver's tally of campaign offices).