Sentence examples for a period that does from inspiring English sources

For the first nine months of last year -- a period that does not include the playoffs -- the team reported operating income of just $556,000, and a net loss, after considering interest expense on its current debt, of $4.4 million.

It's an unusually intact site from a period that doesn't have a lot of examples.

His crisp diction and creased, handsome-but-not-too-handsome face; his way of splitting the difference between smart and smug, sarcastic and sincere; and his unmistakably businesslike demeanor have made him an exemplary figure for a period that doesn't quite know what to make of its relationship to greed.

Though the company would likely be independent for a period, that doesn't mean it'll stay that way for the long term.

It was a period that did not reflect well on either China or the western powers.

Although the company won't say how many units it sold last year, it says the Scrambler contributed materially to record sales in 2015, with total numbers up 14% in North America, during a period that did not see similar upticks for Japanese companies producing more affordable mid-sized motorcycles.

Many participants were stool culture positive in the days preceding the development of bacteremia and fever, a period that did coincide with the initial onset of symptoms (headache, abdominal discomfort, etc).

Republicans could use a buzzkill after a convention period that does not appear to have gone terribly well for them.

"It is hands-down a portrayal of a time period that doesn't exist and cannot exist," he said.

During a time period that does not include the perturbation due to a large earthquake (for example, the 2008 2010 mean field minus the 2005 2007 mean field), the mean field difference is within ±2 μGal a measure of GRACE data noise and inherent gravity variations in this region.

First, they used data from 1986 through 2004 [ 12- 21], a time period that does not reflect newer treatment options.