Sentence examples for provided at that time from inspiring English sources
Nearly 15 years on, Huntington's thesis about a civilizational clash seems more compelling to me than the critique I provided at that time.
Roosevelt lost to Woodrow Wilson, but even if he hadn't, Starr writes, he'd have understood (if only because of Supreme Court precedent) that any such social insurance could have been provided at that time only on the state level.
Additional education and detailed explanation of the screening goals and procedures was provided at that time.
Although practice may vary across clinicians, information most systematically provided at that time comprises the risk of genetic predisposition to cancer, cancer risks (breast or ovarian) and the probability that an index case may be a carrier of a BRCA1/2 mutation.
In our study, we also measured serum PSA levels in controls from the blood that they provided at the time of interview.
In that context, Ms. Hallenborg said, a "base date" essential or required service is any service that was being provided at the time the apartment became subject to regulation or that was added thereafter and included in the rent.
It also appears that the type of emergency care provided at the time of visit, that is, whether or not physical treatment was administered or psychotherapy was performed, affects choice of treatment.
Mr. Wohlschlegel cautioned however that the comments provided at the time by the institute were not based on its own research and therefore it cannot be sure that other factors did not play a role.
But prices stabilized as Spanish banks were at least temporarily buoyed by a program of cheap three-year loans that the European Central Bank provided at the time.
(See (Wolfsdorf 2008, 164 169); a similar explanation of that passage was provided at the time in (Heath 1921, 298 303) and (Farquharson 1923); the more recent and authoritative (Knorr 1986, 71 74) and (Menn 2002, 209 214) defend this interpretation without mention of Cook Wilson).
The report also includes evidence that goes against the official government narrative provided at the time.
