Sentence examples for both halted from inspiring English sources

We suddenly found ourselves facing an open field, and we both halted.

Thus, in 1963 the cave was again closed; the growth of crystals was halted, while the growth of algae and bacteria was both halted and reversed.

Thanks to reinvigorated local galleries, an influx of international visitors and the Internet, Myanmar artists are emerging from decades of isolation brought on by a military government and international sanctions that, over the years, have both halted economic growth and hindered creative cross-pollination with the outside world.

They did it with lies, whether the false promise that we could both halt immigration and enjoy full access to the single market or that deceitful £350m figure, still defended by Gove, which tricked millions into believing a leave vote would bring a cash windfall to the NHS.

The choice experiment shows preferences for both halting the loss of or increasing marine biodiversity, and the provision of other environmental services relative to current trajectories of decline.

The applet and BREW models both halt the elephantiasis in software and provide software that accords with Bill Joy's original vision.

"We can be a powerful force toward both halting the destruction of our state and also toward coming up with economically sound alternatives that will demonstrate best to all people that we have long-term economic interests of the state at heart".

27 Although tumor-associated macrophages (TAMs) can play a complex role in both halting and promoting tumor progression, there is compelling evidence for the latter in established solid tumors.

Both Mr. Romney and Mr. Obama had called a temporary break in campaign hostilities after the Colorado theater shooting last week, and both camps halted their advertising in the state.

They countercharged French cavalry numerous times (both brigades), halted a combined cavalry and infantry attack (Household Brigade only), were used to bolster the morale of those units in their vicinity at times of crisis, and filled gaps in the Anglo-Allied line caused by high casualties in infantry formations (both brigades).

Both RCT studies halted recruitment earlier than planned, as in both cases interim analysis concluded that the difference between new and control therapies was too small for a significant survival improvement to be demonstrated.