Sentence examples for very early years from inspiring English sources

And yet, every adult lacks memories from the very early years.

So 3- and 4-year-olds do remember events from the very early years.

Carbonization of coal to produce illuminating gas dates back in England to the very early years of the 19th century.

Dr. Pederson described him as "a transformative figure" during the very early years of molecular biology research.

We systematically reviewed the evidence for interventions in high-income countries designed to improve child development by enhancing health professional contact with parents in the very early years.

In the very early years, the alleged divine address to the Prophet—"If thou hadst not been I had not created the worlds"—was common among Sufis.

Mixed correspondence, records of gifts, and book plates from the very earliest years of the modern Health Sciences Library.

He added: "We must face up to difficult aspects of the challenge, and that includes the very earliest years".

Indeed, the James Webb Space Telescope, being built for a 2014 launch to explore the very earliest years of creation, will be an entirely infrared telescope.

The age of the Birmingham Koran means it is likely to have been created in Islam's very earliest years, when the world's global Muslim population was only in the low hundreds.

His "blasphemous" views – representative of the very earliest years if Islamic rule when scholars still drew on the work of numerous preceding civilisations – were denounced notably by Al-Ghazali (b1058), who is still regarded as the greatest Islamic theologian.