Sentence examples for because it has stopped from inspiring English sources

She said the Spouse Abuse Group Education program is losing clients because it has stopped offering deep discounts or waiving its $40 per-session fee.

Sceptics had claimed we have nothing to fear from climate change because it has stopped being a problem.

As he spoke at midday last week, the club was nearly deserted, because it has stopped serving lunch most days and closed the bar before 4 p.m. "Every club in New York is having problems these days," he said, adding that the sale of the paintings, which he expected to bring in $2 million, was essential to pay off some bills due immediately.

Grooming - If your cat is starting to look somewhat tufty or tattered, it is likely because it has stopped grooming.

Gone was the pregame concern about how Houston, the Knicks' leading scorer, would fit into an offense that had found its rhythm because it had stopped relying on him.

At the time of the last IAEA report three months ago, Iran had a stockpile of nearly 135kg of 20% uranium and that figure was growing fast because it had stopped converting a portion of its production into uranium oxide powder for use as reactor fuel.

Sometimes she echoed or supplemented his tales, interjecting ticks and tocks as he told of a man outraged by a friend who threw away a watch simply because it had stopped.

However, unlike DPY19L1, this transcript does not appear to encode a complete ORF because it has STOP codons in exons 2 and 11.

This transcript does not have a complete ORF because it has STOP codons in exons 6 and 7. Duplications of all 22 exons of this transcript were seen in two other regions: LCR7C and LCR7D.

When suction is applied after conventional flushing, some quantity of fluid returns, but when this return stops, there is no way to know whether it has stopped because the stomach is empty (Fig.  4a) or because the mucosa has suctioned into the holes, and is blocking them (Fig.  4b).

But, he added, "It is far too early to say it has stopped," because abuse had become part of the church's "institutional culture".