Sentence examples for removed in time from inspiring English sources

Other errors introduce to the American Revolution events far removed in time and place.

Consequently, moral judgments cannot be applied to cultures too far removed in time and character from the culture in which they originate.

When Rio was awarded the Olympics, in 2009, the country's Olympic organizers promised International Olympic Committee officials that eighty per cent of the bay's pollution would be removed in time for the games.

She said the United States would continue to press for "full compliance" with the Security Council resolution that calls for all troops to be removed in time for Lebanon's elections in May.

Removed in time from the intensely political art of the Chicano civil rights era, almost everything in this show of recent work takes the form of conceptually based photography and video.

Michael Graves drew mostly positive responses to the aluminum and blue polyester sheath he erected around the Washington Monument, since removed in time for the Fourth of July festivities.

There is a danger, at this remove in time, of Depression nostalgia.

These literary and historical digressions about man-eating men are deftly rendered by Ms. Murray, who seems more at ease writing about operatic events from a remove in time and space than recounting contemporary events.

It would seem all the more difficult, then, from this remove in time and after so much retelling, to write a freshly felt, fully absorbing novel about the Holocaust -- and yet that is precisely what Steve Sem-Sandberg has done.

First, Wellcome Trust's 31-strong portfolio of shares in "mega-cap" multinationals – one of the main pillars of the investment strategy – contains exactly the same names as two years ago; no company has been added or removed in that time.

In[5], ICI is removed in the time domain.