Sentence examples for those that date from inspiring English sources

I am most interested in ancient Maya offerings, particularly those that date to a certain time period (about A.D. 800 to 900) when increasing evidence shows that a series of multiyear droughts, perhaps as many as eight, struck the Maya area.

The problem doesn't lie so much with the likes of the National Employment Savings Trust or bog-standard stakeholder schemes where fees are generally low, but with those that date back many years and decades – the mists of time again – where fees were higher and predicated on unrealistic growth expectations (wishful thinking) of 7 or 9 per cent per year.

We observed retroposition events that happened prior to vertebrate diversification, those that date from after the Homo sapiens lineage diverged from that of the chimpanzees, and those that occurred at times between these events.

The Ethernet and audio expansions, as well as the additional USB 3.0 connections, also make this a great tool for users of MacBooks, and particularly those that date from after the launch of Thunderbolt, but before the debut of USB 3.0 in Mac hardware.

[W]hat happens when you start losing your language and you start losing your culture and you don't have a sense of connections to ancestors and those memories that date back generations is you start feeling adrift.

Until then, though, you will find yourself putting off specific attention to upcoming dates––those that don't require attention to special concerns.

In June 2000, it added the hands-on training on the use of the Tempilstik, but only to those hired after that date, or promoted after that date.

One of China's biggest electronics chains, Suning, insisted Tuesday that the order applied only to computers made after July 1, not to those manufactured before that date but sold later at retail.

In an unusual step, the bank stripped out responses returned before the earthquake and tsunami that struck March 11 from those received after that date, in an effort to gauge how sentiment had shifted in the wake of the twin disasters.

Baseline was defined as 1 January 1995 for all members surveyed in 1994 and the survey date (January 1995 to March 1997) for those surveyed after that date.

Samples collected prior to the arrival of polar bears in a given year (see above) were all from a previous season (old) whereas those collected after that date were a mixture of fresh and old scats.