Sentence examples for which were reintroduced from inspiring English sources

The vultures, which were reintroduced to the area in 1999, are slowly building up their numbers.

Wolves, which were reintroduced to the park in 1995, have been blamed for the elks' dropping numbers by some scientists and ranchers around Yellowstone.

That's the contention of a new study that disputes the notion that Rocky Mountain gray wolves, which were reintroduced into the region in 1995, have turned the once peaceful area into a "landscape of fear".

An entire herd of cows was killed and the disease was eventually traced back to the ibexes, which were reintroduced to the region in the 70s.

We focused on three naturally reproductively isolated whitefish taxa in Germany: the endangered, anadromous North Sea houting (NSH) and Baltic houting (BH), which were reintroduced after local extinction, and the commercially stocked European whitefish (EW).

Louise Slaughter, a congresswoman from New York, co-authored a bill called the Supreme Court Ethics Act, which was reintroduced this year.

The bill, which was reintroduced last year, would direct billions of dollars to develop cellulosic ethanol, an experimental fuel made from organic materials other than corn.

The trail was also the subject of a successful educational video computer game in the 1980s and '90s, which was reintroduced in various digital forms in the early 21st century.

Traditionally, the exam, which was reintroduced in 1977 after it fell into disuse during the Cultural Revolution, has been a single-shot opportunity.

'OK, people will say it's artificial - but so is refuelling during the race, which was reintroduced 11 years ago to spice up the show.

"I like to think of our Web site as a bar," Bruce Weber says of the new BruceWeber.com, which was reintroduced on Monday.