Sentence examples for because it has ceased from inspiring English sources

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".

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.

However, the company restructured last year and cannot pay the fine, or £175,000 in legal costs, because it has ceased trading and has no assets.

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.

We now live in an era of "conspicuous executive pay" – only understandable as a social phenomenon because its extravagance has ceased to have economic logic.

This is a curious irony, that a writer chronicling a less self-conscious period should need to be so circumspect, not because race has ceased to matter but because it's too important to mention directly.

The reader is never tempted to skip ahead to see if the author finished the trek or not, because that has ceased to be the point.

"I haven't moved passed writing about it because it hasn't ceased being riveting to me," Brendan says.

Jeff McMahan (2009) has countered that the existence of such human beings is very likely: given the continuous nature of fetal and infant neurological development, it is very likely that some human beings are radically disabled because their development has ceased or been interrupted at points where they have not yet acquired morally relevant capacities.

Saeb Erekat, a senior negotiator, for instance, has faded from public view, while Marwan Barghouti, a leader of the uprising, has gained prominence. Ahmed Qurei, who is known as Abu Ala, the speaker of the legislative council, has lost his platform because the council has ceased to function since the violence began.