Sentence examples for usually earliest from inspiring English sources

Of particular note is that, where Amitostigma species appear in one of the seven clades and are accompanied by species attributed to other genera, the Amitostigma species are usually earliest divergent within the clade (exceptions occur in N4 and, to a lesser degree, in N6).

It varies, but usually early.

The Celtic-Rangers games were usually early kick-offs, you very rarely got a midweek one.

Police raided the club regularly, but usually early in the evening and following tip-offs to the owners.

There are not usually early repayment charges but there are fees for setting up the loan, as well as interest.

In all of these there is usually early evidence of degeneration and then regeneration of some muscle fibres.

It's usually early on in a story my mind seeks out a voice for a character I feel shouts out to have one.

"They're usually early adopters of new technology, so can help ensure your product is the best it can be when it goes to market".

But the child's emotional and behavioral problems (usually early indications of mental illness) are such that the parents cannot handle him at home.

Anecdotally, I've been struck by the apparent popularity of the Kindle among the over-50s, who are not usually early adopters.

There is usually early heterogeneous contrast enhancement, which fades on subsequent images.