"We are still working off the inventory of buildings and land that was abandoned between 1970 and 1987," Commissioner Perine said.
Nevertheless, his distinction of mind was such that a reader would think that an uncompleted novel by him, begun and abandoned between the two published ones, would have seen print sooner than twenty-six yeafterfter his death, in 1972, and courtesy of a publisher more mainstream than the University of Iowa Press.
The farms were abandoned between 1938 and 1960, and the most recent fire occurred in 1977.
At every site, samples of the same soil type were collected from agricultural land (dry crops with conventional tillage management using ploughing), and nearby forest, where agriculture was abandoned between 20 and 50 years ago.
Abandoned between the sidewalks, in small silent streets and hidden behind the weeds, in ditches – one of the preferred places of the cartel for their executions.
"Dridu" villages of the lowlands east of the Carpathians were abandoned between 1050 and 1080, around which time new settlements appeared on higher land on both banks of the Prut.
In a more detailed analysis dividing the group that continued the treatment into "abandoned between the third and eighth week" and "completed treatment" the results approached significance (p = 0.057, general linear model for repeated measures).
Let's get him inside the tent rather than stoke the old anti-Western, anti-imperialist flames — reminiscent of what led the United States to abandon Unesco between 1984 and 2002 — by rejecting him.
@EWein2412 Speaks of need to abandon borders between children and adult literature.
(Jeske (2008) argues for a somewhat different conclusion: that in order to heal this apparent split between impartial moral obligations and the partial obligations of friendship, we must abandon the distinction between moral and nonmoral obligations).
