Sentences with phrase «at an earlier date»

Clearly, even at this early date, he envisioned creating something other than the standard evangelical faith mission.

Finally, you need to communicate the plan to your entire workforce at the earliest date possible.

While you can't help but wish the film had been released at an earlier date so he too could have celebrated its release, the timing does feel somewhat pertinent.

The revised model of reality I am proposing for scientific use resembles the one that modern science rejected at an early date.

Why weren't the puppies spoken for at an earlier date?

Therefore I turn immediately to this topic before pursuing others than may have initially arisen in history at an earlier date.

(c) Therefore, though it was undoubtedly added at an early date, it is not authentic.

We saw how starting to save at an earlier date would mean big differences in how much someone had put away by the end of their career.

A few minutes into this I thought whoever this guy is he'd have my vote for best actor at this early date.

Which means that most every year, several winners are destined to take home the trophy not so much for being the best, but for having been overlooked at some earlier date.

Your local animal shelter or group may need you to hold on to the foster animal for various reasons or they could even ask you to return the animal at an earlier date.

* Please note: In case your travel dates fall within multiple policy periods, the remaining balance will be due at the earlier date.

Is there any evidence that worldwide fossil fuel emissions would have been high enough at that early date to already be affecting sea level?

He then sued a second solicitor, for failing to advise him to sue his first counsel at an earlier date.

On the other hand, if you pay more, and your assumptions are realistic, it is possible to pay up the policy at an early date.

By getting insured at an early date, one can avoid an issue of not being able to protect the expenses, when plenty of time comes.

A smaller organisation might award you more responsibility at an early date and may give an overview of all aspects of its work.

Thus, the court affirmed the bankruptcy court's ruling that the Seller had waived his right to claim the contract had terminated at an earlier date.

Dating back to the third or fourth century BC, these ruins show that even at that early date.

Note: Some of these trailers might have been released at an earlier date, but only caught our attention today.

Two focal points of interest can be discerned at an early date in the young Humboldt's extensive studies.

Continuing the series» partnership with the Fast and Furious franchise, those who buy either the Forza Motorsport 7 Deluxe or Ultimate Edition, which will be available at the earlier date of September 29th, will get access to a free car pack featuring some of thed star cars from Fast and Furious 8 (or «Fate of the Furious», as it's known in the US).

This phone, though, starts selling at an earlier date of September 25th.

Republicans had originally looked at earlier dates but liked the idea of joining up with neighboring states in April, said Anthony Casale, chief of staff and spokesman for the Republican State Committee.

Scientists expected the 400 ppm mark to be surpassed at an earlier date this year — and, indeed, that point came a full two months earlier than last year — and for this year to see

They had, it appears, broken away at an early date from the settled civilization of Mesopotamia.

The temperatures in the polar regions are skyrocketing as are observations of the ominous noctilucent clouds which have emerged at the earliest date on record this year.

If Paul preached in these terms at least twenty years after the beginning of the Church, we may suppose that the announcement of a very speedy advent was even more emphatic at an earlier date.

There seems no likelihood that these two fellowships will coalesce — certainly not at any early date.

As we mentioned earlier, there were Arab Christians throughout the eastern part of the Roman empire as well as in Persia, and a church with a great missionary spirit might have taken the Gospel to Arabia at an earlier date, probably by the end of the second or early third century.

Apparently there were Greek - speaking Christians in the Jerusalem church at an early date.

Capsicum chinense was also discovered at an early date and spread globally but to a lesser extent than C. annuum.

It is a mystery as to why it has not become much more wide spread, although the dominance of the Capsicum annuum lineage throughout the world at an early date may be responsible.

Auerbach said his office would continue to review the proposed contract and would issue definitive opinions at an early date.

Not to pick favorites at this early date, but Democratic Congressional candidate Zephyr Teachout might be a beneficiary of this unusual scenario.

The election may be held at an earlier date in the event of an early election motion being passed by a super-majority of two - thirds in the House of Commons, or a vote of no confidence in the government which is not followed by a vote of confidence within 14 days.

Shen's own work demonstrates that the deeps of the Proterozoic ocean were full of sulfidic gases, not dissolved oxygen, and indicates that a complex natural environment, complete with a food chain and natural selection, was in place on Earth at an early date.

The application of the technique to Danish material by Ashley Coutu at York, demonstrates that though there is no evidence of voyages across the North Sea at this early date, Norwegians do seem to have undertaken long - distance maritime journeys.

Organisms, including the single - celled bacteria living in the ocean at that early date, need a steady supply of phosphorus, but «it's very hard to account for this phosphorus unless it is eroding from the continents,» says Aaron Satkoski, a scientist in the geoscience department at the University of Wisconsin - Madison.

Despite the best efforts of Chazan, Hlubik, and others, many archaeologists remain skeptical that humankind tended flames at these early dates.

One can (or could, in 1981) argue that modern humans evolved in only a few thousand years from Neandertals, but by claiming that modern humans appeared over 100,000 years ago, Goodman wrecks his own claim, since there is no evidence a sudden appearance of modern humans at that earlier date.

This post was originally published at an earlier date and has since been updated by Lauren Eggertsen.