Sentence examples for was later maintained from inspiring English sources

El-Kef was an important stronghold during Ottoman rule; it was taken by France in 1881 and was later maintained as a military garrison.

Objectives: A 38-year-old hepatitis B e antigen (HBeAg) positive Chinese female infected with genotype B HBV commenced treatment with FCV and LMV combination therapy but was later maintained on LMV monotherapy.

Initial petal growth is achieved through cell proliferation that is later maintained only in restricted regions [ 14].

It is also known that the expression of FOXD3 in the neural crest initially seems to be triggered by ZIC1 and PAX3 (Plouhinec et al., 2014), but is later maintained by SNAIL2 and SOX9 (Nitzan et al., 2013a).

(Substance is a shady category for Valla, who says that he cannot give an example of it, much as Locke was later to maintain that "a substance is something I know not what").

Reid was later to maintain that the creation of instituted signs presupposes an agreement among a community of speakers, which in turn presupposes language, and this led him to declare that there must be some language that is innately understood rather than established by convention.

The warnings were subsequently maintained until later that day, as Sina spared the Cook Islands its major effects and re-curved sharply towards the south-southeast.

He asserts that "[Jefferson] did everything he could to protect and extend the slave system". Fawn Brodie's book "Thomas Jefferson: An Intimate Portrait" provides extensive documentation to show that Jefferson's original version of the Declaration of Independence would have outlawed slavery, a provision that was later removed to maintain unity among the various colonies.

The advert was later tinkered with to maintain its relevance in the wake of Die Mannschaft's success, an effort to save face in what could have easily have turned out to be a car-crash.

I'd read that it had been partly destroyed during the Cultural Revolution, but was later rebuilt, and is now maintained by a relative of the Dalai Lama's.

Even though the island had not possessed any formal military organization since 1870, enough men soon volunteered that a whole battalion was formed, and later maintained throughout the war.