Sentence examples for reintroduced almost from inspiring English sources

It was reintroduced almost surreptitiously as a distinctly subordinate partner and regained a leading role only toward the end of the 18th century in Mozart's later violin sonatas and then in those of Ludwig van Beethoven.

In its first years, the zoo hosted a captive breeding program ("Operation Oryx") with the specific goal of reintroducing the almost extinct Arabian oryx to the wild.

But proponents say the legislation would almost certainly be reintroduced next term.

All the areas identified where flagship species are currently found, or could be reintroduced, are fragmented and show almost no overlap with existing protected areas.

When he reintroduced more scenes, bringing back almost 20 minutes of furrowed brows or furtive glances into the final cut, he found the film flowed more comfortably and seemed shorter.

In an effort to better control the administration and economy of the overseas possessions the Crown reintroduced the practice of appointing outsiders, almost all peninsulars, to the various royal offices throughout the empire.

Let's also forget that the Wyoming/Montana/Idaho elk population has grown by almost 20% since wolves were reintroduced in the mid-1990s.

Early childhood education was reintroduced as a formal Closing the Gap target in December, almost three years after the initial target of getting 95% of Indigenous four-year-olds enrolled in some form of preschool lapsed unmet.

Pneumonia treatments were initially variable, with peaks at more than three times the expected incidence; they went down rapidly to almost exactly the expected incidence shortly after supervisions were reintroduced, which is shown in Figure 7.

Page A10 National BISON RETURN TO PRAIRIE, TO BOTH RELIEF AND WORRY Bison are being reintroduced to the plains of Montana, where they have not been for almost 140 years.

(Wind, water and sun still supply almost half of the operation's electrical power). They also reintroduced buffalo and sought ways of exploiting the wilderness without ruining it.