Sentence examples for time brings forward from inspiring English sources

For example, lead time brings forward time- and age-related increases in incidence.

In one book he certified that "to the best of my knowledge, my total time brought forward to this book is 1,000 hours".

This all saves me time and brings forward the date of receiving first feedback from my co-authors.

At subsequent screens, future incidence trends breast cancer incidence in industrialized countries increases by calendar time (4 are brought forward in time, which may also lead to an excess of breast cancers compared with a situation without screening.

Perhaps this brings forward the time when some disposals will finally be achieved.

Our study also brings forward the time at which the earliest responses to cutting an embryo can be detected.

Breast screening brings forward the time of diagnosis only slightly compared to the fact that, on average, the woman has harboured the tumour for more than 20 years before it is detected [ 3, 13].

McDonald's Japan said yesterday that it expected to record its first net loss since 1973, slashing its forecast for the second time in two weeks as it brings forward the cost of closing 176 outlets next year.

The time to bring forward new models fell from two years to only 17 months.

But politicians are now betting on an election a year or more ahead of time, reluctantly brought forward by Mr Netanyahu himself.The prime minister and leader of the Likud party is still very much the front-runner.

"It's unfortunate that the president took this time to bring forward this trade agreement, because to some extent it does split us," said James P. Hoffa, president of the International Brotherhood of Teamsters.