Sentence examples for later reestablished from inspiring English sources

He later reestablished contact, but when he arrived at Ploesti, he found that the oil fields were damaged and in flames, having already been struck by an earlier wave of bombers.

In 1794 95 he taught at the short-lived École Normale (later reestablished as the École Normale Supérieure), where he was given permission for the first time to lecture on the principles of descriptive geometry he had developed at Mézières.

Dissolved during the Thirty Years' War and later reestablished by Frederick William of Brandenburg, the Great Elector, the school was finally removed to Breslau (now Wrocław, Poland) in 1811.

The university endorsement requirement was later reestablished.

After reevaluating these two species in addition to several others closely related, Rolf Singer and Smith later reestablished the taxon and transferred it to Psilocybe in 1958.

He therefore tried first to prevent the southern German states from uniting with Prussia; he wanted to create the preconditions for later reestablishing Austria's old hegemony, though in an improved form.

Possibly, germ cells in DTC-ablated L1s must later reestablish gap junctions with other cells of the somatic gonad to be able to enter meiosis, thus contributing to a delay in meiotic entry compared to glp-1 null) glp-1 null

Methylation patterns are reestablished at later stages during gametogenesis by de novo methyltransferases.

In 1969 the city of Jacques-Cartier was merged with Longueuil, and in 2002 several more adjacent communities were amalgamated into the city (although some of those later chose to reestablish themselves as separate municipalities).

The two later began to reestablish something of the close friendship they had once known, and in 1974, they even played music together again before eventually growing apart once more.

After being hunted almost into extinction with a population of 200 a century later, the bison slowly have reestablished their numbers in Canada to 700,000.