Sentence examples for was later suppressed from inspiring English sources

But the initial coroner's report was later suppressed.

Mr. Bawlf pointed to the narrative that Drake submitted to Elizabeth but that was later suppressed.

In Czechoslovakia the Literárne Listy played a prominent part in the freedom movement of 1968 and was later suppressed at Soviet insistence, along with the Reportér and Student, leading to the start of several underground magazines.

The programme includes several traditional folk songs, many of which lay in obscurity for centuries and were later suppressed by the Soviet regime.

The draft was unpopular, precipitating revolts that were later suppressed.

Thus, transient tenascin-C expression promotes an initial proinflammatory response that is later suppressed by IL-10 synthesis.

It is known that Runx2 must be later suppressed for immature osteoblasts to continue differentiating (Komori, 2008), and later on, it needs to be re-expressed as it is essential for terminal differentiation into osteocytes and complete mineralisation (Stein et al, 2004; Xiao et al, 2005).

Frederick Chiluba, the first democratically elected president of Zambia, a man whose image as a defender of civil liberties was later tarnished by his efforts to suppress political opposition and accusations that he used millions of dollars of public money on his wardrobe and other extravagances, died Saturday in Lusaka.

An NHS manager was later sacked after asking a doctor to suppress details about his death ahead of the inquest.

As if he were chanting a prayer, he intones the names of the Palestinian villages that his great-grandfather passed on the journey from Jaffa to Mikveh Yisrael and which were later emptied or suppressed: Abu Kabir, Yazur, Sarafand, Lydda, Gimzu, El-Kubbab, Abu Shusha.

The release of primitive reflexes (existing at birth but later suppressed during development) is the cause of the Babinski sign and the positive support reaction.