Sentence examples for usually early from inspiring English sources

It varies, but usually early.

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

Thursdays are usually "early" nights for Ms. Freese: she gets home by 1 a.m.

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 is important to remember that Black Cutworm larvae are in the field before corn planting and the larvae are usually early-mid-sized when the corn emerges.

The lack of Dutch interest in Moneyball, the book or the film, sums that up: the increasing role of data in football may be the first tactical revolution that the Dutch, usually early-adopters, have missed.

CONCLUSION: With the exception of bronchioalveolar cell carcinoma and carcinoid, newly diagnosed lung cancers with negative PET findings are usually early-stage diseases and are associated with a favorable prognosis, suggesting that indeterminate pulmonary nodules, which are PET-negative, can be managed conservatively with serial radiographic studies to monitor for signs of growth.

The clinical phenotypes are usually early-onset, severe and often fatal, implying the importance of mitochondrial translation from birth (15).

Usually, early-onset neonatal sepsis is associated with perinatal background and late-onset is mainly related with the medical and surgical invasive procedures required by neonates who already have the disease [ 4, 13- 15].