Sentence examples similar to remnants remaining from inspiring English sources

Although the draft was dropped in 1973, some remnants remain.

Spite Highway, it was dubbed, and its remnants remain today.

It is likely that remnants remained in bathroom cabinets for years afterwards.

Under a peace deal with the government they have officially disbanded but many observers say remnants remain active.

The surviving Khoekhoe fled, and by 1730 no remnants remained within 250 miles (400 km) of Table Bay.

Merle Goldman, a history professor at Boston University and a specialist on China's treatment of dissidents, said thought reform was "stronger under Mao Zedong, but the remnants remain".

The uplift resulted in a major unconformity and deposition of extensive regional sheets of gravel and sand, of which only isolated remnants remain.

The plaque that causes heart disease consists in part of calcium; those calcified remnants remain in the mummies and show up in the scans.

Each time, Pentagon officials have gingerly tried to clarify that the group's remnants remain hunkered down — first in the town of Hajin and now outside the small village of Baghuz on the Syria-Iraq border.

Some people were injured when they became trapped between security barriers and gridlocked crowds By daybreak Wednesday, few remnants remained of the previous day's celebrations, save the trash scattered on the Mall and lingering Jersey barriers and red-white-and-blue banners along the parade route.

For most New Yorkers, regardless of how far back the gift-giving season already seemed in memory, its remnants remained only a few dozen feet away at dawn on Monday, somewhere near the bottom of 10 days' worth of trash that sprouted like a parallel city after the snow.