Sentence examples for The lapsing from inspiring English sources
noun
A temporary failure; a slip.
The lapsing payroll tax cut affects everyone who works, or about three-quarters of all tax filers.
Beyond the lapsing contracts, HUD and the people who rely on it are being hit by the shutdown in numerous ways.
The fact that psychoanalysis was greeted with hostility in some quarters was taken to prove that the universal tendency of humankind was to resist its teachings, and the lapsing away of prominent disciples illustrated the difficulty of living with these hard truths.
The lapsing of the deadline for the Guantánamo detainee was another blow to the military commissions system, although the Pentagon was still hoping to transfer him to Saudi Arabia.
The lapsing of the deal will be seen as a blow to Shell after it was forced out of the Prince of Wales's climate change project earlier this year because of its efforts to drill for oil in the Arctic.
In America, the lapsing of patents can be delayed automatically if drugmakers sue rival generic firms.
provision for mild procedure against the lapsed during the persecution under Licinius : 15 16.
The network passed, the deal lapsed and...nothing happened.
The lapses were elsewhere.
More problematic are the lapses in logic.
So explanations differ for the lapses.
