Sentence examples for was still declared from inspiring English sources
The phrase "was still declared" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when indicating that something was announced or stated despite other circumstances or changes. Example: "Despite the controversy, the winner of the competition was still declared at the end of the event."
Despite glowing and sometimes impassioned tributes from these writers, among others, Naked Lunch was still declared obscene by the Boston court.
She had a very small brain, primitive wrists, feet and teeth and was only one metre tall, but was still declared "the grandmother of humanity" after her discovery in Ethiopia in 1974.
The White House was still declaring victory, but the spending creep underscored Mr. Daniels's argument that the surplus makes his job of holding the line on spending more complicated.
If, however, the VM is still declared as running by the cloud provider then the detection VM initiates a round of consensus in order to agree upon the failure.
Spain has won four Cups, and though Nadal remains conflicted and has called for format changes, he is still declaring himself ready and willing to play singles on Friday against his longtime foil Richard Gasquet.
But the Microsoft gang is still declaring victory.
The Egyptian Armed Forces first declared, is still declaring and will always declare that it stands distant from political forces.
"I'm still declaring more than I've earned in a PAYE job.
Its vocal support of Blu-ray technology in 2006 (at a time when most mainstream movie studios were still declaring HD-DVD to be the superior home entertainment format) was a key factor in deciding the victor of the HD format war.
15 Interestingly, the source of funding was still not declared in about 65% of the trials, and only three have been registered, although these items are included in the CONSORT checklist.
Ronald Reagan's name was on the ballot in Wisconsin but he did not campaign in the state and was still not a declared candidate.
