Sentence examples for then extant from inspiring English sources
In her introduction to the excellent 1973 anthology "The Poetry of Black America," Gwendolyn Brooks suggested that there were essentially two varieties of young black poets then extant.
Justice Scalia tries to slam the door by claiming that the first amendment should be limited to the "then extant speech rights of Englishmen" in 1791 when the amendment was passed.
The auroral currents and in particular the westward electrojet flowed over the then extant Russian Kara Sea chain.
This latter novel fully exposed the cruelty then extant in the US Navy and was the direct cause of the elimination of flogging as a punishment.
New York City leaders have maintained that same hypocritical, elitist, racist, and demonstrably counter-productive licensing posture then extant under Ed Koch.
Afghanistan is in the same vein -- even though we did have a legitimate purpose when in 2001 we ousted the Taliban and broke up the al-Qaeda network then extant (as it is not now).
We can see this as investors valued its then-extant processing volume at a higher per-dollar figure than they later did.
A Wodeyar dynasty genealogy, the Chikkadevaräya Vamśävali of Tirumalarya, was composed in Kannada during the period 1710 1715, and was claimed to be based on all the then-extant inscriptions in the region.
The programme shows clips from You Only Live Twice and the then four extant Bond films.
After commercial nurserymen removed a truckload of box huckleberry from the New Bloomfield site in 1918, Coville was particularly anxious to preserve the species, as the New Bloomfield site was the only one then thought extant.
If there are indeed evolutionary homologues of the mechanisms subserving the g factor in humans, then sufficient extant genetic variation should lead to similar factors underlying performance on cognitive tasks in other primates.
