Sentence examples for state that then from inspiring English sources

He lived in a state that, then as now, had a minuscule African-American population.

After a meeting with President Obama on July 14, cables state that then Dutch Prime Minister Jan Peter Blakenende "understands the Dutch were invited to the Pittsburgh G20 Summit because of their role in Afghanistan, where they are viewed as a serious partner who shoulders their international responsibilities".

If he loses the belligerence to state that, then he truly will have lost everything.

In a state that then, as now, was more than two-thirds white, Helms squeezed home by five points and remained in the Senate for another thirteen years, until ill-health forced him to retire.

Implicit in the words were a fear and heaviness I rarely felt until after I said them; my choice of language was suggesting an emotional state that then became reality.

This slow decay corresponds to the formation of a long-lived, red-shifted photointermediate (λmax = 620 nm), presumably an O state, that then relaxed to the bR B resting state of D85E/D96Q.

These federal employees produced what would become the renowned American Guide Series, comprising volumes for each of the 48 states that then existed, as well as Alaska.

As a consequence, sp3-hybridized carbon atoms become involved in bonding, resulting in the mixing of π and σ states that then broadens the observed π∗ peak.

Because if the Palestinians vote, then it is a binational state, and if they don't vote it is an apartheid state that might then become another Belfast or Bosnia".

Notably, the state that was then the biggest drag on the unemployment rate was NSW.

The orchestration of emotions in sports begins with the arousal of expectations, provoking a diffuse emotional state that is then directed into a series of discrete and identifiable emotional displays.