Sentence examples for important remnants from inspiring English sources

Despite the Buddhas' fate, many important remnants of the once-flourishing Buddhist culture in Afghanistan survive, said Deborah E. Klimburg-Santexpert expert in Afghan and Western Himalayan art and author of "The Kingdom of Bamiyan".

Pakistan's rough western frontier with Afghanistan is a sanctuary for militant extremists and criminal ventures, including the Afghan Taliban, the Pakistani Taliban, the notorious Haqqani clan and important remnants of the original horror story, Al Qaeda.

Although SDTF is highly fragmented and perturbed, important remnants of this diverse native forest still persists in the region.

Small islands such as Discovery, the Chatham Islands and the Gulf Islands in Canada and USA are important remnants of shallow soil Garry oak ecosystems.

Preservationists consider the power station, with its two smokestacks, to be an important remnant of early 20th century industrial architecture.

As an important remnant of China's musical past, it has seen some return to use as an aural reminder of ancient times.

Mr. Gotkin said the mural was an important remnant of the area's history, particularly in terms of the restaurant's patronage, which included a large local Cuban population as well as a heavily gay clientele.

Important remnant nesting and foraging sites have since been discovered in Mexico, El Salvador, Nicaragua, and Ecuador, providing new opportunities for research and conservation.

The southern part of the state of Bahia in northeastern Brazil harbors important forest remnants and the highest genetic diversity known for the maned sloth (Bradypus torquatus), an endangered species endemic to the Atlantic forest.

The most important medium remnants in BFC-1 are soy hydrolysate and yeast extract, inherent components of the Select APS LB Broth Base used for bacterial growth and bacteriophage production.

More important, spindle remnants are normally no longer present within the connective cytoplasmic strand and therefore there is no risk of accidentally removing chromatids from the oocyte.