Sentence examples for action of past from inspiring English sources

The mineralogy of Hypanis Vallis and Aram Dorsum is not so certain, but these locations display the clear action of past river systems, so water is very obviously part of their history, too.

Wild forms are primarily subject to natural selection, although the action of past demographic events and artificial selection induced by game management or habitat destruction cannot be excluded.

That prevents the new owners of a bar or club being tarnished by the actions of past operators.

Ellwood, speaking in a debate in Westminster, apologised for the actions of past Labour and Conservative governments, saying it was a matter of sincere regret.

Mr. Baron, of The Post, drew a bright line between the actions of past presidents and the more draconian measure that Mr. Trump outlined to Mr. Comey.

A history of Justin Trudeau saying sorry Jump to media player Canadian PM Justin Trudeau has been issuing official apologies for the discriminatory actions of past governments.

The associations and union that represent Costa Mesa employees did not create our budget problems, a bad economy and actions of past City Councils got us here.

It is also the case that the Gwaltney opinion does not display the slightest awareness that anything turned upon whether the existence of a cause of action for past violations was technically jurisdictional–as indeed nothing of substance did.

Jason is generally able to dramatize the action of the past while interpreting it from a wistful vantage point, but at times the immediacy of the story is smothered by lofty retro­spection.

The characters look back on the action of the past – from either old age or the afterlife, depending on their luck – and Dora's reflections on this violation are: "I screamed, but I could feel myself getting wet … I felt a pleasure I'd never known … I'd been raped by that pack of savages and I'd actually felt pleasure".

Just as businesses have sought to escape the old corporate strictures by encouraging flexible and off-site work and by flattening hierarchies (sometimes even eliminating managers), protesters have tried to move past the groaning actions of the past by coördinating instantly across distance and embracing leaderless or "horizontal" movements.