Sentence examples for previously pristine from inspiring English sources

But its outcome was overly satisfying and was another scratch in Cleveland's previously pristine playoff mettle.

It is not as if Ms. Nelson's commercial candor sullied a previously pristine niche.

Researchers studied the progress of an 18-month dredging project near Barrow Island, a previously pristine area off the Western Australian coast.

Almost a quarter of the coral on the Great Barrier Reef is now dead, according to two government agencies, with the previously pristine remote northern sections worst affected.

The matter was settled out of court, and therefore no women testified, but thereafter a bad smell hung around Cosby's previously pristine reputation.

Each has its own carbon footprint, not to mention the environmental impact on the surrounding land, after thousands of people have converged on out-of-the-way and previously pristine bits of the countryside.

In 1992, sampling of three key borehole stations revealed that mixing and backfilling operations had introduced soil microorganisms into the source area and introduced 14C-PAH-mineralization activity into the previously inactive pristine area.

The woman, whose lawyer says she previously had a pristine traffic record, eventually pleaded guilty to a reduced charge of careless driving after the prosecutors partly accepted her version of events, said the lawyer, Lloyd L. Boyer.

We find that these times are comparable to those previously reported for the pristine fullerene molecules.

Such extraordinarily high stresses were previously only measured for pristine Cu whiskers 50 and match the lower bound value for the theoretical strength of Cu as derived from ab initio calculations.

But they did not rule out the possibility, they said, that its unusual chemical characteristics reflected a pristine state of previously classified chondrites that had never before seen by scientists.