Sentence examples for The dates suggested from inspiring English sources

He declined an invitation to appear in front of the Scottish affairs select committee last year, explaining that he was busy on the dates suggested.

He declined an invitation to attend the Scottish affairs select committee last year, explaining he was busy on the dates suggested.

In order to fit the molecular data to the dates suggested by the fossil record for the Malus/ Pyrus lineage split (Middle Eocene, 37-48 My), an average generation time on the order of 500 years must be argued.

Although behavioural changes occurred gradually over August, the correspondence of the dates suggests that bats' visual attentiveness in flight could be synchronized with the transition between the two phases of swarming.

The date suggested a very early Muslim presence in what is now Israel.

No 10 wrote back to the Foreign Office saying that Mr Blair could not make the date suggested by Mr Mugabe.

The date suggested by the letter itself is 155; but the date given by Eusebius, bishop of Caesarea (d. c. 340), in his Ecclesiastical History is 167 168.

'I don't need you or your support.' When another major conservative politician and rival tried to build bridges by inviting her to lunch after denigrating her publicly, she was unavailable on the date suggested 'and for ever'.

Only one item mentioned in the records of the Berry collection might match the reliquary, but this was made after 1401, which conflicts with the date suggested by the heraldry.

The date suggests we think about the long reign of the boss Daniel O'Connell and his wily frontman, Mayor Erastus Corning.

We can thus use this species as a marker to help define what does and does not fall into this fauna and the dating suggests the existence of these animals over a relatively limited period of geological time.