Sentence examples for exist after the first from inspiring English sources
Consequently, he concluded, "the right of all persons who held slaves under the State laws … will continue to exist after the first of January".
Slant Magazine editor Sal Cinquemani found it flawed as a concept album, but commended Saadiq for "conjuring soul greats like Stevie Wonder ('Live Without You'), Curtis Mayfield ('Grown Folks'), and Prince ('I Know Shuggie Otis') throughout", and stated, "just because the storyline(s)... ceases to exist after the first few songs that doesn't mean the rest of the tracks aren't good".
In addition, it is noteworthy that a shift of the current minimum from zero voltage exists in the forward and reverse I-V curves for the first cycle with 1-mA compliance current [CC], whereas the shift to positive from zero voltage vanishes, and the shift to negative still exists after the second cycle with 10-mA CC.
Many challenges still exist after this first wave of GWA studies, and one of them is the validation and replication of the positive hits from the GWA screening.
Illegal smuggling of tobacco became prevalent, and the anti-smoking campaign started by the Nazis ceased to exist after the fall of the Third Reich.
The results of experiments with an on line rheometer provide more detail on our earlier reported findings that this filler network does not exist after the elastomer compounds are first mixed but forms on storage by a flocculation process particularly at higher temperatures to which rubber compounds are exposed to during shaping and vulcanization.
Will the British team exist after the Games?
"It existed before the Olympics and it will exist after the Olympics.
Because the number of sorting path extensions that exist after application of the first sorting reversal might be unequal for each initial reversal, this method will not generate samples from the uniform distribution.
That's why equal opportunity employment policies exist in the first place after all.
