Sentence examples for only consummated from inspiring English sources

Section 2112 prohibits only consummated robberies of any person whether lawful custodian or not—possessing any type of personal property of the United States.

Weapons of Mass Disruption: The first and, so far, only consummated act of nuclear terrorism took place in Moscow in 1995, and it was scarcely memorable.

All this work set the scene for the emergence of Carl Friedrich Gauss, whose Disquisitiones Arithmeticae (1801) not only consummated what had gone before but also directed number theorists in new and deeper directions.

However, Phelps and Gorham only consummated the right of pre-emption for a tract east of the Genesee River in 1788.

And, unlike most creature flicks, the love story is not only consummated but has the kind of upbeat ending that Del Toro wanted to see when he first caught "Creature from the Black Lagoon" on television at age 7. "I fell in love with them in love," Del Toro said.

In separate analysis including only consummated suicides, identical risks were observed (HR = 1.9, 1.3 2.8 P = 0.0005) during the first 3 years after diagnosis, and HR 1.2 (0.8 1.8, P = 0.4) after four or more years of follow-up (Table 2).

He noted how Bryce Harper, as a free agent at 26, just consummated a 13-year, $330-million 330-millionhe Phillies dealite being withh only 1.3 WAR in 2018.

The deal has only just been consummated but they're already plotting their next moves in terms of strengthening the squad".

"If it gets revived then it should only be consummated if Five can be bought for £1," Johnson said.

Handing control of C4 to RTL/Bertelsmann/the Mohn family was always madness; if it gets revived then it should only be consummated if Five can be bought for £1.

Having only recently consummated the largest law firm merger of the year, Ed Newberry of Squire Patton Boggs, as of this moment, has found himself in a sun-speckled, enviable position: co-global managing partner of the 21st largest law firm in the world.