Sentence examples for ceasing to require from inspiring English sources
Some colleges, for instance, may seem admirably progressive by ceasing to require the SAT.
If all the other characters had been given the free rein he gave Lilian, "Those Barren Leaves" would never have ceased to be required reading.
Hell meant ceasing to hope.
They're ceasing to function.
Pooling information across genes does not provide a way around this difficulty because the relevant statistical estimators constructed from pooled data cease to have the required properties [ 4, 9].
Does an exercise cease to be academic once it requires students to get out of their chairs and do something?
How much cajoling or arm-twisting that requires will cease to be his immediate concern after August, when he will hand over the chancellorship to Sir Michael Bett, former deputy chairman of BT.
The online features of games which required World Opponent Network ceased to work unless they were converted to Steam.
Shockingly, the Senate version of the bill more or less would require us to cease to trade derivatives entirely.
The case of Miss B, who has been granted the power to require doctors to cease her ventilation and end her life, has touched a chord with many disabled people.
