Sentence examples for withdrawn in time from inspiring English sources

Track officials said they were appreciative that Jacobs had withdrawn in time for Culpepper to replace her before the entry deadline Monday.

Some of the studies demonstrated that delegation of power to the community is challenging for some individuals or groups [ 56] and power may be shared conditionally and withdrawn in times of conflict [ 57].

However, it's far too late for the country to withdraw in time given that the convention requires notice of withdrawal at least six months in advance.

Coastal settlements such as Clacton, Great Yarmouth, and Margate have undergone existential crises as tourism and industry have withdrawn in a time of cheap air travel and globalization.

Coastal settlements such as Clacton, Great Yarmouth and Margate have undergone existential crises as tourism and industry have withdrawn in a time of cheap air travel and globalisation.

In contrast with the charm of his earlier music, his works from this period are sometimes elusive and withdrawn in character, and at other times turbulent and impassioned.

It was replaced by a very similar set of coaches at this time, which was withdrawn in September 1939 after the outbreak of hostilities for use in troop trains.

These credit lines, which can be generous in good times, can be withdrawn in a matter of hours if a problem surfaces, he pointed out.

At regular time intervals, 100 μL of aliquots of the powder-treated cell suspensions was withdrawn in sequence.

Belgrade: says its forces are starved of fuel and cannot withdraw in the manner and time limit demanded by Nato.

Rather than allowing the militants to withdraw in good order, this time they chased them into Malakand's hills.There is much to celebrate in this, not least a hope that it will boost army morale.