Sentence examples for in dates that from inspiring English sources

"This careful piece of work should settle the debate because it shows that indeed there is some mobility of lead, which was hypothesized to result in dates that were too old, but the scale of mobility is nanometers," said Samuel Bowring, a geochemist at MIT, who was not involved in the study.

These distributions incorporate the best-known estimates for origination dates of these taxa, but are wide enough to allow for shifts in dates that may reflect errors due to interpretation or incompleteness of the fossil record.

I clicked through to American and typed in dates that conformed to the fare rules on AOL's Travel Bargains page, and crossed my fingers -- in vain, it turned out.

Seventy AIDS cases matched with the DAH database and had move-in dates that were later than the AIDS diagnosis date, 35 of these cases were listed as homeless in the AIDS registry at the time of diagnosis and the other 35 were added after database matching.

* Includes 35 additional cases not originally recorded as homeless at diagnosis but who matched with the housing database and had a move-in date that was later than the AIDS diagnosis date.

Nothing will be charged to you for the reservation and as long as you move in on, or before that move-in date, that unit is yours.

Almost two in five U.S. adults said knowing someone's credit score would affect their interest in dating that person.

Then I realized that we so often avoid telling people 'no' (need I remind you of the 'ghosting' culture in dating) that it can feel jarring when we do hear it.

We've become so lazy in dating that all we do now is text one another.

I read in an article about the long game in dating that taking your time and being patient with a woman is mostly seen as old fashioned.

In addition to dates that are simply inaccurate, scribes occasionally made mistakes that caused further errors.