Sentence examples for longer revealed from inspiring English sources
The panel said the publications no longer revealed details that could lead to abuse by terrorists.
Strictly speaking, it is to sociology that one should turn for knowledge of the laws of the human order but, as the final science recapitulates all others, it is the whole encyclopedic scale (échelle ; it is the result of the classification of sciences), that constitutes the doctrine of the new religion, which thereby becomes demonstrated and is no longer revealed or inspired.
A two-way ANOVA (Same/Different Colors × Serial Position) in this experiment no longer revealed a significant main effect of condition [ F 1, 9) = 1.7, p =.23].
With their alternative estimates of bioluminescent flash intensity and distance between luminous plankton, Schmitz et al. [ 1] found that our equations [ 2] no longer revealed any unique advantage for large eyes in detection of very large objects.
The insertion breakpoint of the chromosome 14 segment into chromosome 5 was mapped next to the chromosome 5 telomeric region between BAC clones RP11-834P23 (chr5:180585112–180782496) and RP11-242C5 (chr5:180720141–180862796).> After the achievement of complete hematologic remission, FISH analysis no longer revealed the presence of the chromosomal rearrangement.
Actions no longer reveal new dimensions of personality.
Bloomberg: The White House no longer reveals which wines it's serving at its state dinners.
At Jingdezhen the relatively coarse-bodied shufu ware was developed into a hard white porcelain that no longer reveals the touch of the potter's hand.
Sony already has a comfortable lead in the console market, having sold more than 40 million of the PlayStation 4. Microsoft no longer reveals sales figures for the Xbox One.
That, in itself, is not surprising: in 2010, the court martial appeal court decided in a case called Twaite that military courts must no longer reveal whether or not verdicts were unanimous.
Two reliquaries attributed to Nicholas, the shrines of St. Anne in Siegburg and of St. Albanus in Saint-Pantaleon, Cologne, have suffered so much by restoration that they no longer reveal the hand of Nicholas except in the overall design.
