Sentence examples for completely dormant from inspiring English sources

When it's hot and dry, he suggests just letting the lawn go completely dormant.

The prime minister's party conference speech suggested that these goals are not completely dormant, but many Tories still don't seem to get this.

Seven-card stud, it seemed, was looked on as an activity in which the very considerable intelligence of these men and women could lie completely dormant".

Dr. LaRosa wrote, "After a sabbatical to retool, I plan to return to the faculty, renew and expand my research which has never been completely dormant, and re-engage with the student body".

A few bacteria eventually shut down and become completely dormant.

Now, being in a "solar lull" does not mean the sun is completely dormant.

Previous studies have shown that some bacteria become completely dormant--and untreatable--as soon as they enter the stationary phase.

Even in those cases in which the tumor has apparently been removed completely (complete remission), micrometastases of dormant tumor cells (or cancer stem cells) often lead to relapse and to final therapeutic failure.

"If it provokes debate and assessment and disputes and arguments and maybe some action in the Middle East to get the peace process, which is now completely absent or dormant, rejuvenated, and brings peace ultimately to Israel, that's what I want," he said.

Then they shut down completely to become dormant.

On those days, the 'traditional' computers in my household lie dormant, completely.