Sentence examples for uncertain dates from inspiring English sources

Adventures Within Reach (877-232-5836; adventureswithinreach.com) is a good choice for military personnel, given that it is flexible and willing to accommodate uncertain dates.

The little that is known of Khmer history in the years following the abandonment of Angkor is a confusing mixture of uncertain dates, mythical figures, and complex dynastic rivalries.

The musicals "Unchain My Heart" (about Ray Charles) and "Dancin' ' (a Bob Fosse tribute) have been delayed to uncertain dates in the future, according to press representatives, but neither has been canceled.

At 6 8 weeks of pregnancy, the clinical differential diagnosis with ultrasound is notoriously difficult due to uncertain dates of last menstrual period or irregular cycles.

The "non-drinker" category was chosen as the comparator for each of the analyses as this was unlikely to be biased by under-reporting and represented a group where we could be certain that there was no alcohol exposure in the peri-conceptional period, even for women with uncertain dates.

The "never" category was chosen as the comparator for each of the analyses as this was unlikely to be biased by under-reporting and represented a group where we could be certain that there was no alcohol exposure in the peri-conceptional period even for women with uncertain dates.

(These objects are of uncertain date).

A third, of uncertain date, combines ripped paper-doll figures with tied-on cardboard paint tubes resembling cartridge shells.

The best-known work, of uncertain date and of composite authorship, was the Regimen Sanitatis Salernitanum ("Salernitan Guide to Health").

Since the discovery of Eva's body, photographs of the couple (some of uncertain date) have been published and analysed for signs of the approaching crisis.

I recommend splurging yours on the smallest and, aesthetically, most satisfying canvas: a two-figure composition from the Musée d'Orsay of uncertain date — somewhere between 1892 and 1896.