Sentence examples for pertained in from inspiring English sources

My county loyalties (something that pertained in the old days) still lie with Middlesex, although I hope Glamorgan can hoist themselves up.

Similar qualities pertained in Roger Quilter's "In the Highlands," a Robert Louis Stevenson poem arranged by Ms. Gunn to include sweet entanglements by Ms. Ganatra and Mr. Rostad.

If this health care model pertained in America — if we simply did for everybody what we now do only for some — I have no doubt that even without further discovery, we could substantially diminish the death rate from cancer.

… I would almost go so far as to say that some of the consequences of those 2009 reforms are almost driving us back towards a situation that pertained in the 19th century, where single men of private means were favoured by the system.

The ostensible wrangling had been about the terms of integration: Mintoff insisted that the same level of social services should be introduced in Malta as pertained in Britain, since his government, earning the wrath of the island's prosperous classes, had introduced similar levels of taxation.

But it is also plausible that at some rate, a higher tax take starts to damage economic activity; certainly, Sweden has been trying to cut back the state's take from the even higher levels that pertained in the early 1990s.When one turns to spending, the fiscal problems become clear.

That is, what conditions pertain in his world that make those feelings possible, natural, and reasonable?

The trend is particularly acute in the plains states, but also pertains in much of the Midwest and the South.

That could kill state-based cases against unfair loans, deceptive lending, fraud and other abuses if they pertain in any way to the ability to repay or refinancing.

The belt-tightening environment in which it flourished does not pertain in many of the emerging markets it is targeting, although it certainly does in most of the rich world.

His reporting reveals that the U.S. National Intelligence Estimate (N.I.E). of 2007 — which concluded "with high confidence" that Iran had halted a nuclear-weapons program in 2003 — still pertains in the classified N.I.E. of 2011.