Sentence examples for transpired without from inspiring English sources

Y2K had transpired without incident, and none of the ideas had been tested.

He added, "There is no way that this could have transpired without the knowledge and direction" of Kuwait's oil minister, Sheikh Ahmad Al-Fahad Al-Fahad Al-Sabah Al-Sabah

Some observers, particularly those who frequent the speculation-friendly LetsRun message boards, claim that his running transformation couldn't possibly have transpired without the assistance of performance-enhancing drugs.

Yes, its three playoff games transpired without any players being hospitalized (after all, Gary Bettman wants us to think positively!! :) ), but the matter of how punitive a suspension the league will hand Phoenix head-hunter Raffi Torres for his brutal hit on Chicago's MarianHossa still hangs in the air.

We must remember, however, that while evolution could not have transpired without robust cellular mechanisms to ameliorate the most serious consequences of spontaneous and environmental DNA damage, the process of evolution mandates that the genetic diversification on which Darwinian selection operates be maintained constantly.

His running career before the age of thirty boiled down to three words familiar to most serious runners: "did not finish". Some observers, particularly those who frequent the speculation-friendly LetsRun message boards, claim that his running transformation couldn't possibly have transpired without the assistance of performance-enhancing drugs.

Half a millennium of history does not transpire without stamping the soul of a place.

Unfortunately for Kloor, a world without his dreaded 'eco doom' is unlikely to transpire without the sort of change of course that he finds so unpalatable.

In the two previous rehearsals, Schweighofer had used a bucket of it to lure them offstage at the conclusion of their twenty-minute-long appearance, which transpires without human visible intervention.

Graciously, Smith allowed all of this to transpire without comment or intervention.

But it's not clear how that would transpire without a legal mechanism to give Greece the boot: Under current EU treaties, there's no process for kicking a country out of the union.