Sentence examples for two decades thereafter from inspiring English sources

For nearly two decades thereafter, all through the period of Brown v. Board of Education, the Court avoided the controversy over interracial marriage, exercising its discretion not to hear a case.

Mr. Kemp's other great cause, in his 18 years in the House and for two decades thereafter, was to have his party to seek more support from blacks and other minorities.

The onset in these families was relatively late, i.e., third and fourth decades, and visual acuity declined to legal blindness within two decades thereafter.

The Marlboro concept is to mix veteran performers -- in this case, David Soyer, the cellist of the Guarneri String Quartet when it was founded at Marlboro in 1964 and for more than three decades thereafter -- with younger players.

Mr. Kemp's other great cause, in his 18 years in the House and for three decades thereafter, was to get his party to seek more support from blacks and other minorities.

The famous "Scopes Monkey Trial" of 1925 took place in nearby Dayton, TN, USA, and laws prohibiting the teaching of evolution remained on the state books for four decades thereafter.

These commenced when the first dam was under construction and have been repeated at about one to two decade intervals thereafter.

The SMR for the MM group remained low during the first two decades (0.53) and increased slightly thereafter (0.76).

The story of Turing and the team at Bletchley Park was not one GCHQ wanted to boast about in the 1950s or in the decades thereafter; his work was top secret, his private life complex and, for the time, scandalous.

Thereafter the Right, under Estrup's leadership, controlled the government for nearly two decades.

"It will take one decade, two decades".