Sentence examples for considered ceasing from inspiring English sources

They never considered selling, and they never considered ceasing to collect.

Prior to the September 11 terrorist attacks on the United States in 2001, the Standard had experienced little success at influencing U.S. foreign and domestic policy, and its editors had even considered ceasing publication.

Acworth told Orlando Weekly he considered ceasing appeals when the mark had initially been rejected by the USPTO.

In later life, when interviewed in the Oscar-nominated documentary The Day After Trinity (1980), Wilson would say that he should have strongly considered ceasing work on the bomb after the surrender of Germany, and regretted not doing so to some extent.

Flooz.com, an Internet company that offered online currency that could be used at dozens of World Wide Web sites, has shut its Web site and is considering ceasing operations, executives close to the company said yesterday.

Ms. Baskin said the police might consider ceasing vice raids and one-on-one stings, "while investigating this more serious crime, to build better relations between sex workers and the police".

Increasing quality of life should be a priority near the end of life and physicians should consider ceasing chemotherapy and direct the patient to early palliative care.

Increasing the quality of life should be the first goal of treatment near the end of life and physicians should consider ceasing chemotherapy and direct the patient to palliative care center earlier.

As an example, plutonium has a half-life of 24,100 years, and a decay of ten half-lives is required before a sample is considered to cease its radioactivity.

The cultures considered here ceased proliferating well before 80% confluence and displayed disorganized cell geometry and cells often detached from the permeable support.

But the bombing of the United Nations convoy happened after the Syrian government said it considered the cease-fire to be over — and to have been unsuccessful.