Sentence examples for be rendered until after from inspiring English sources

And if any candidate should appeal against the Guardians' verdict, a decision will not be rendered until after the election.

His map analogy seems not to have been taken literally at first, as no Map of Plants appears to have been rendered until Paul Giseke did so in 1792, fourteen years after Linnaeus's death [ 40]; but thereafter the cartographic enterprise persisted until 1859 and beyond, with Alphonse de Candolle developing rules for distributing plant taxa on a two-dimensional "map" [ 41].

(Other keys may be rendered useless until the new one is programmed).

After closing arguments, O'Donnell did not say when exactly his verdict would be rendered.

They were rendered obsolete after the invention of the grocery store.

Timothy Loock, 48, was rendered unconscious after the altercation and taken to Providence St.

Women are rendered invisible until they demonstrate otherwise.

All were rendered seizure-free after surgery.

Black Alabamians were rendered almost powerless until the civil rights movement of the 1960s.

The application was not brought to the parties' attention until sometime after the verdict was rendered.

Cook until fat is rendered and translucent.