Sentence examples for all lapse from inspiring English sources

Should we all lapse into deep national mourning and fly our flags at half-staff when the red line in the graph pierces the back line?

When the neurons that transmit the signal suffer damage from the wear and tear of normal metabolism, the youthfulness signal fails, and the body's tissues all lapse into senescence at about the same time.

The numbers have not shown any appreciable increase in all this lapse of years. . . .

To him, it seems an imminent, inevitable "drawn-out introduction to the long silence into which we will all eventually lapse".

To be more charitable than precise, the word comedy is being used very loosely indeed, in deference to all lapsed tastes.

Performance was continually monitored by a research assistant who noted all lapses and eye closures (through use of an eye tracking device).

A thirteenth predictor was created to model all lapses (non-responses within 2 s) in each state; these events were not subsequently analyzed any further.

All these lapses, the panel believes, contribute to higher death rates and lower survival rates among minorities compared with whites suffering from illnesses of comparable severity.

(For more on the impact, of all these lapsed provisions, read Taxpayers In Limbo).

But what opening night suggested was that tradition, however valuable, can all too easily lapse into going through the motions.

I'm ashamed to say that I let the friendship lapse, all the more since Mary died a year ago.