Sentence examples for substantial remains from inspiring English sources

Substantial remains of the gilding still survive on the top surface and its elaborate design includes three dolphin-like creatures and interlaced patterns.

In addition, there are scattered hints in various early authors and in some not very substantial remains of 4th-century Pythagorean literature.

There were potteries in the New Forest and an imperial weaving works at Winchester, but the most substantial remains are in the town walls of Silchester and the outer wall at Portchester Castle.

Most of the substantial remains in the agora are works from the Roman period, but it acquired its present extent much earlier, in the 4th century bc, with the construction of an enormous stoa (portico), 525 feet (160 metres) in length, that enclosed its southern side.

My wife and I ascended the stadium embankment from the flat arena on our way to the sanctuary proper, the Altis, or sacred grove of Zeus, which was just beyond — a plot of eight and a half acres in and around which had stood the temples, the outdoor altars, the training buildings, the hostels, and the baths, substantial remains of which still lie within the sylvan grounds.

Identified only by DNA extracted from a tiny finger bone and tooth, they are, as some researchers have remarked, "a genome in search of a fossil" because there are no substantial remains representative of this group.

This substantial work remains the basic text for the systematic identification of British and European genera.

Substantial work remains to be done in the area of prevention.

However, the continued risk that a cap might be imposed in the future means substantial uncertainty remains for both residents and housing associations.

"Many of the stolen Chinese artefacts are still outstanding and a substantial reward remains on offer for information which leads to the safe return of those priceless items".

The south and centre abound in vestiges of Greek and Etruscan civilization, and substantial Roman remains are visible throughout the peninsula.