Sentence examples for centuries for which from inspiring English sources

After two centuries for which sources reveal nothing, the Middle Elamite period opened with the rise to power of the Anzanite dynasty, whose homeland probably lay in the mountains northeast of modern Khūzestān.

Because black carbon settles out of the atmosphere in a few weeks, instead of the centuries for which carbon dioxide persists in the air, cutting soot emissions could quickly put the brakes on heating while nations rev up green energy efforts to cut CO2 emissions.

Frankish annalists usually recorded a king's location at Easter and Christmas, but this was not a practice of English chroniclers, and the only period in the tenth and eleventh centuries for which historians can construct a partial itinerary of the king's movements is provided by the location of assemblies recorded in "Æthelstan A"'s charters of 928 to 935.

In so doing, they refer to the experience of earlier centuries, for which the bulk of the evidence indicates that the two species were present in some abundance.

Thomas Piketty's "Capital in the Twenty-First Century," for which the notations only get about 2.4percentt of the way in.

That was the only speaker election in the past century for which multiple ballots were even needed.

A medium-size show (77 paintings), it's as lurchingly, fascinatingly uneven as the century for which it is named.

However there is one type of "process" which I confess has dominated the quarter of a century for which I have been a journalist.

In 1957, he went to work as a writer, story editor and associate producer on the CBS documentary series "The Twentieth Century," for which Walter Cronkite was host.

Both periods correspond to the middle of the century, for which dedicated regional air pollutant scenarios have been constructed (ECLIPSE-v4a22, http://eclipse.nilu.no).nilu.no

After all, if you get serious about your money at 40 and live until you're 90, that's a half-century for which you need to plan.