Sentence examples for by lapse from inspiring English sources

However, in 1623 24 the principle of limitation of actions by lapse of time was introduced into the law of contract and tort.

Such failures in leadership seem matched by lapses in planning.

The Lancashire seamers, Anderson included, have not helped their cause by lapsing into shortness.

Generally incapable of travelling any great distance, they respond to unfavourable conditions by lapsing into a state of lethargy.

Four years ago, Mr. Romney responded to a debate question about the Iraq war by lapsing into consultant-speak.

"I don't think the Republican brand is tarnished by lapses by individual candidates who are not the eventual nominee for president or vice-president," she said.

But more than once in our two visits they were tripped up by less than top-flight ingredients or by lapses in preparation.

But I have seen enough of Bell to know his progress has been blighted not by technical failings but by lapses in concentration.

Most regular players at Laguna Woods know of at least one player who, embarrassed by lapses, bowed out of the regular game.

A16 More Stringent Visa Controls The I.N.S., embarrassed by lapses involving the Sept. 11 hijackers, announced steps to gain greater control over tourists and other visitors.

Mr. Verniero's testimony, dominated by lapses of memory that left some onlookers confused and others angry, drew much criticism today.