Sentence examples for changed or stopped from inspiring English sources

Almost half of the women sampled for the study had contacted their maternity units, concerned that their baby's movements had slowed, changed or stopped.

And his thesis describes a version of the smart house, a dwelling so rich in sensors that it would monitor people's activities and raise an alarm if their movements changed or stopped.

Among the most pernicious myths of our time is that the functioning of the web is neutral and immutable; that it has evolved of its own ethereal logic, like a galaxy, and can't be changed or stopped.

Council leader Kate Hollern said: "Unfortunately we can't avoid important services being changed or stopped and losing the people that did the jobs given the scale and speed of these cuts we have been forced to deliver.

Nine of these 38 women (24%) changed or stopped a co-medication at the time of follow-up.

Moreover, limiting neurotoxicity of oxaliplatin or nab-paclitaxel could require therapy to be changed or stopped in patients who are still responding and have a good PS.

These are the moments when one can keep humming the tune and twirling like nothing has changed or stop to realize that those beyond the Veil have no cause for dancing.

If a product gets a string of bad reviews, Primrose will often change or stop selling the product.

Asked about the president offering a pardon in an effort to change or stop testimony, Barr replied that such a move would be a crime.

That's far more popular than the 2010 Patient Protection and Affordable Care Act at large, which 52% of Americans want to try to change or stop to ensure it has "less impact on taxpayers, employers, and health care providers".

A spokesperson said Ofgem has "powers to revoke licences in certain specific circumstances including where companies have failed to comply with particular enforcement orders we have set requiring them to change or stop behaviours".