Sentence examples for been rendered until from inspiring English sources

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].

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

The system allows the naked eye to see information that has until now been rendered as data and charts.

He was confident that an antique rotary phone he had would stand in for the fancy cordless one that had been rendered useless by the blackout -- until he realized that the phone numbers he needed were stored on his computer.

Although Medicaid would assist with certain short-term expenses, long-term care had to be settled out-of-pocket, at least until we had been rendered poor enough to be unable to pay for it.

"As between the accused and his client," Harlan argued, "he was not, in any true sense, compensated for the services alleged to have been rendered in violation of the statute, until by payment of the checks by the St . Louisbank he was relieved of all liability to the Riggs National Bank arising from his indorsing the checks to it".

Until this point in the season, Trump has been rendered diffuse, an effect.

Gently fry for 10 minutes, or until the legs are brown and most of the fat has been rendered.

Because all the necessary visual information in the game is described by formulas, nothing needs to be rendered graphically until a player encounters it.

Women are rendered invisible until they demonstrate otherwise.

When he eventually reached St Helens, the departure point from the Solent, the wind was blowing from the west and his remaining eight ships were rendered immobile until 3 January.