Sentence examples for because it ceased from inspiring English sources

Rodents given the vaccine didn't experience the pain-deadening effects of heroin and stopped helping themselves to the drug, presumably because it ceased to have any effect.

In April, the Commons said it could not deal with the request until after the election because it ceased to be a public authority while Parliament was in recess.

We assume that failures render the target unusable either because it crashed or because it ceased to follow the protocol.

AN1792 is unique among the drugs discussed here because it ceased development because of safety concerns related to the occurrence of meningoencephalitis, a T cell-mediated inflammatory process that occurred in 6% of treated patients [ 4].

Time course experiments (Supplementary Figure S3) suggested that the ΔpvdD mutant has a disadvantage in pure culture in ASM because it ceases logarithmic growth earlier than the wild type, reaching a lower yield in stationary phase.

Not because its ceased to champion ideas but rather because Democrats have forgotten who they are, they've lost touch with their soul.

A Question to Walk With: Describe something dear you had to let go of--a home, a friendship, a way of thinking or being--because it had ceased to be life-giving.

Writing in Politico, Bruce Bartlett complains the Republican Party has lost its way because it has ceased to champion ideas; he says the GOP has become the Party that panders "to the lowest common denominator in American politics".

Because it never ceased to haunt Rockwell, prompting crises of self-doubt, painting trips to Paris and even re-enrollment at the Art Students League, where he studied as a teenager.

He writes, "If death ceased to be talked about when it first really began to be feared, and then more so when we started to live longer, it has also gone off the agenda because it has ceased to be there, with us, in the house".

Any food that lands on the table after that much tortured preamble is bound to be eyed with suspicion and ultimately spurned, in part because it has ceased to be a vessel of nutrition or an answer to hunger at that point.