Sentence examples for date from which from inspiring English sources

The housing charity compared the changing cost of homes and shopping from 1971, which it said was the earliest date from which consistent records were available.

If feminism survived the Great Match Race, many observers mark July 6 , 1975 as a date from which racing never recovered.

The million-dollar fashion question, the one I'm asked every day without fail from the third week of August for three months, concerns the date from which it is socially acceptable to wear black opaques.

"The £10bn figure can only be reached by adding an extra year to the spending review period, changing the date from which the real terms increase is calculated and disregarding the total health budget," they concluded.

He added, "You'll have a lot of repeated claims and you'll have a lot of delayed final claims to close out until you know more about the cutoff date from which you begin to calculate business interruption".

The MPs add: "The £10bn figure can only be reached by adding an extra year to the spending review period [covering 2016-17 to 2020-21], changing the date from which the real-terms increase is calculated and disregarding the total health budget".

Main Illustration: Nathalie Lees Moira Weigel's book Labor of Love: The Invention of Dating, from which this essay is adapted, will be published on 17 May.

He said that they could accept cram down as long as it was sharply limited by the size of the mortgage and the dates from which it would apply.

Plan the dates from which you wish to start your trip and plan you date of return.

Historical eclipses are a very valuable resource for historians, in that they allow a few historical events to be dated precisely, from which other dates and ancient calendars may be deduced.

SJR also remained unaware of the three date ranges from which papers were drawn.