Sentence examples for material even after from inspiring English sources

Why would McClain be searching for material even after the deal was signed, Randy asked.

These taggants were added to help the authorities trace the material even after an explosion.

When he first started directing, he made two movies in a hurry because he had them stored up — he was backlogged with material, even after selling his scripts for "True Romance" and "Natural Born Killers".

The unsealed grand jury indictment boils down to two claims, neither of them new: one, that Assange conspired with Manning to try to get hold of more material, even after she had given hundreds of thousands of classified documents; and two, that Assange attempted — unsuccessfully, it seems — to crack a government password.

Mr. Tsvangirai described the election as "a monumental fraud," and a party spokesman, Douglas Mwonzora, said party officials were "baffled" by the reluctance of election officials to make available the requested material, even after regional and African mediators said the election had been peaceful and fair.

The survival of the catalytic activity in that material even after the Cl2 treatment suggests that either Fe is present in the active site in a high oxidation state unleachable under the form of FeCl3, or that Fe is not a constituent of the active site.

It then dragged its feet in the face of mounting evidence that the materials, even after being installed in dozens of plants, were failing to perform as advertised.

The results from the potentiodynamics tests showed rather low corrosion current densities for our proposed materials, even after soaking tests for over 2000 h.

Examples of abuse of library borrowing privileges include repeatedly not returning materials on time, not paying replacement bills, not responding to recall notices, not returning library materials even after replacement bills have been issued, and mutilation or damage of library materials.

Organic-based semiconductors, for example polymeric gels, may have superior properties due to their flexibility against to regulate some physical properties of the materials even after the production, e.g., by changing the volume of the gel.

The observation that release slows down substantially after this initial period (and is maintained at a steady rate of ∼1.6 pmol/day thereafter) suggests that water does not penetrate rapidly into the bulk of these porous materials, even after an initial breach or partial wetting of the surface of the coatings.