Sentence examples for Further history from inspiring English sources

Further history was made in French-speaking Quebec, where the party stunned Canadians and won 59 of the province's 75 seats, making Layton the first Anglophone to enjoy such unprecedented success; this devastating victory effectively eliminated the Bloc Québécois (a party devoted to Quebec's separation) from Parliament, leaving it without status as a recognised party.

Further history revealed a chronic cough for several years; he quit smoking methamphetamines 6 years earlier.

Further history revealed that he had no risk factors for venous thromboembolic disease.

Further history revealed that the child did not attend daycare, there were no smokers in the household, and the child had not received any immunizations for religious reasons.

Further history elucidated that he had had a cough for 1 month and 2 days of epigastric pain without vomiting, hematochezia, or diarrhea.

Further history by relatives revealed presence of hypertension.

The recession is moving further into history.

But, either way, today's announcement nudges that potency further into history, a visual marker of a specific time.

At Donna Schneier, further ceramics history is provided by two recently rediscovered Pop-related cups from 1965 by Robert Arneson, along with outstanding works by Adrian Saxe, Beatrice Wood and Viola Frey.

Reach back a bit further in history, though, to the Solidarity uprisings in Poland in the early 1980s, and the lesson is different.

Further travel history revealed that the patient traveled to Shenzhen for 1 day just prior to his symptom onset.