Sentence examples for would be earlier from inspiring English sources

I would think it would be earlier than mid-last year.

That would be earlier than any government purchases of unwanted mortgage-backed securities.

Interest rates are on course to go up by at least a percentage point over the next two years after the Bank of England said that rises would be "earlier and greater than anticipated".

Second, although an increasing proportion of females could skip reproduction with earlier ice break-up (Fig. 3a,b), it would also become more difficult for non-reproducing females to increase their storage energy until the following fall with climate warming, because not only the break-up of sea ice would be earlier but fall freeze-up would also be delayed, possibly by as much as 3 4 weeks27.

Goldfarb: I'd say hotels would be earlier, just given how quickly they set rates and their sensitivity to the economy.

We predicted that, if the disownership view holds true: (1) OTs for both ownership and disownership would be earlier under the synchronous than the asynchronous condition; (2) ownership and disownership OTs would correlate; and (3) ownership disownership ratings would correlate with ownership disownership OTs.

The English equivalent would be "early retirement".

So those would be early things to see.

It would be early evening, quite dark, but with a faint light coming through windows.

It can be assumed that these would be early targets for air strikes in the event of war.

If they were not hired by another school, their only options would be early retirement, a buyout or eventual dismissal.