Sentence examples for remained extant from inspiring English sources

And the last time anyone looked, Whyalla remained extant.

Slavery was legally abolished in Korea in the Gap-o reform of 1894 but remained extant in reality until 1930.

The fact that small laboratory stocks of smallpox remained extant, and that most Americans had never had reason to be vaccinated against the illness, raised the possibility that such germs could fall into the wrong hands--and be put to deadly purposes.

These corps remained extant, albeit in a diminished form, throughout the last centuries of the Empire; indeed the Gasmouloi of Gallipoli formed the bulk of the crews of the first great Ottoman fleets.

However, due to earlier warnings that the Viet Cong were preparing to attack Nui Dat that evening, prior to the start of the operation Graham had ordered Townsend to return to base that afternoon, and this restriction remained extant.

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Despite over 20 years of uninterrupted economic growth and population expansion, distinct concentrations of poverty and disadvantage remain extant in all Australia's major conurbations.

By exploiting the properties of Kolmogorov ecological systems it is possible to design particular properties, such as the property that all populations remain extant, into an ecological model.

The three remaining extant pyramids belong to the 12th dynasty (1938 c. 1756 bce) and are not well preserved, their inner cores having been built largely of mud brick.

Although FIAF does not list Onde a terra acaba, 1931, as extant, the Cinemateca Brasileira lists remaining extant images of the unedited film as used in a contemporary documentary Onde a terra acaba (dir. Sérgio Machado, 2001).

The result was a system of conservation areas, requiring, in addition to the existing reserve system, 52% of the remaining extant habitat in the planning domain, as well as restorable habitat, that will promote the persistence and continued diversification of much of the region's biota in the face of ongoing habitat loss and climate change.