Sentence examples for * the abeyance from inspiring English sources

"Satantango," Krasznahorkai's first book, shares many of his later novels' thematic concerns — the abeyance of time, an apocalyptic sense of crisis and decay — but it's an altogether more digestible work.

Nasdaq, which typically requires that a stock have a minimum $1 closing bid price, suspended its requirements in October and extended the abeyance until April 20.

Beirut's lack of mass transportation and the abeyance of the development of a national rail system contribute to continuous, national congestion in Lebanon.

"The status quo will be maintained during the abeyance period, because the district court stayed its ruling, permitting appellants to continue paying insurers the funds at issue on a monthly basis". .

In these 10 patients, 6 achieved CR and 4 achieved PR at the abeyance.

To meet the target of low-carbon auditing which includes the abeyance opinions published about the carbon emission index of the production process and architecture and waste recycling and to quantify the footprint of carbon emission for the product, it is essential to find out proper quantitative evaluation methods.

It is still yellow, the color of abeyance, unease, hesitation.

It merely holds the world in abeyance and brackets it by suspending judgment.

To me it is particulary a tool to record changes in urban spaces and to show the beauty of abeyance.

The weather was glorious; even the pollution stayed in abeyance.

Once war broke out, the system went into abeyance.