Sentence examples for third extant from inspiring English sources

Third, extant studies have not adequately considered the comparative historical origins of multilateral donor agencies and hence, do not explain why and how governing boards are designed the way they are, the actors and interests that created them, and how and to what extent the institutionalization of these interests remains and shapes the motivation and commitment of subsequent agency leaders.

Her first extant works are from that period.

The first extant book written in a Niger-Congo language was published in 1624.

The first extant recorded use was by Duncan II, the "Rex Scotie," in 1094.

His first extant play is The Blind-Beggar of Bednal-Green (written in 1600, with Chettle; published 1659).

The first extant drama for which a large building was necessary was Aeschylus' trilogy the Oresteia, first produced in 458 bc.

February 24, 616 or February 24, 618 Aethelberht I, (died Feb. 24, 616 or 618), king of Kent (560 616) who issued the first extant code of Anglo-Saxon laws.

The first extant mystère, or mystery play, with entirely French dialogue (but elaborate stage directions in Latin) is the Jeu d'Adam (Adam: A Play).

Jane Franklin Mecom's early life is sparsely documented; her first extant letter was written to her sister-in-law Deborah Read Franklin in 1758, when she was 45.

Orbeliani also compiled the first extant Georgian dictionary and wrote a book of instructive fables, Tsigni sibrdzne-sitsruisa (c. 1700; The Book of Wisdom and Lies).

"Oh, I know I'm terrible about answering letters," she wrote in the first extant letter, and in the next, "You are a most astonishingly impatient person".