Sentence examples for or extinguished from inspiring English sources
With respect to (b) the Remedial Right Only Theory begins with the presumption that existing states that are accorded legitimacy under international law have valid claims to their territories but then argues that such claims can be overridden or extinguished in the face of persistent patterns of serious injustices towards groups within the state.
Bands at lower molecular weight seemed to occur in samples with low or extinguished 170 kDa protein in tumor and mucosa tissue (Table 1, Figure 1A, B).
Intermediate blue and green nodes (inserted between MCs separated by two and three changes, respectively), can be considered as combinations potentially describing lineages not yet characterized or extinguished forms, so that the model allows the evaluation of not only reticulate processes but also putative evolutionary gaps in the history of LTR retroelements.
That night's records repeatedly say "Extinguished by handpump" or "Extinguished by strangers with sand".
But for all the safeguards, the organizers had many tense moments when the denouement many had feared — the torch's being seized or extinguished — was only narrowly avoided.
Anything less than a total ban on cloning would be unethical, he proclaimed, because "no human life should be exploited or extinguished for the benefit of another".
Literally, it means "blowing out" or "becoming extinguished," as when a flame is blown out or a fire burns out.
Ipswich's adventurous approach from the first half was more or less extinguished.
A female chimp's fertility peaks in her late 20s, and is more or less extinguished by her mid-40s.
Subsequently, Gadamer's academic influence has become largely confined to the cultural disciplines; in Germany itself, the predominant analytical tone has now more or less extinguished philosophical historicism.
Business and political leaders in the region, and many in the West, say that the Arab Spring holds the hope of real change but that without economic activity to sustain it, the recently ignited light of political change could flicker or be extinguished altogether.
