Sentence examples for but decayed from inspiring English sources

Teeth that were sound, decayed, filled, or filled but decayed were marked as natural teeth.

Thomas Hobbes in the 17th century remarked that imagination was nothing else but decayed memory.

"The way the mathematics works out, neutrinos have to have very heavy partners, which were created in the early universe but decayed away," said Milind Diwan, of Brookhaven National Laboratory in New York.

To be certain, though, they subjected the chalky dust to spectroscopy and a petrographic microscope, only to discover that it was not a manufactured substance, but decayed plant life and fecal matter.

The acetone removal of both Ce MSPs(25) (the molar ratio of Si/Ce = 25) and Ce/Al MSPs 50/50) (the molar ratio of Si/Ce = 50 and Si/Al = 50) exhibited good stability at 250 °C but decayed gradually at 150 °C after 24 h tests.

Whether wounds were closed or open wounds had no significant effect on diameter growth but decayed wounds reduced diameter growth by 15.3%%.

The Hurricanes will play at Dolphin Stadium starting in 2008, leaving the historic but decaying Orange Bowl.

Good, because it offers an escape from the charming but decaying Mac ghetto.

In the second half, the action switches to the Sharpes' huge but decaying English mansion house.

The monumental but decaying grey, brutalist structures of central and eastern Europe are fading memories of the socialist era.

The potential casualties at the border now include a way of life, generations old, well-documented but decaying by the day.