Sentence examples for create a hiatus from inspiring English sources

In the near-term, the merger between BT and EE will create a hiatus (up to one year) which competition will use as an opportunity to make gains in UK fixed/mobile, partly at BT's expense.

That could create a hiatus for users worse than that suffered when Microsoft introduced its previous version of Windows, Vista, which required many drivers and applications to be rewritten.

In separate submissions to the Commons Energy and Climate Change Committee, E. ON voiced fears over a separate Scotland joining the euro and the National Grid warned separation could create a "hiatus" in green energy projects.

What I mean is that these facts create a hiatus within the deeper meaning of design and its bond with the land, inhabitants, history, cities and landscape.

Thus academic duties may keep them away from their practice, and create a hiatus between research and clinical work, as already observed in Germany [ 22].

"It's certainly created a hiatus in the campaign.

Fates Warning guitarist Jim Matheos originally intended to create a progressive metal supergroup while Fates Warning went on hiatus.

Following a career hiatus that reignited her creativity, Beyoncé was inspired to create a record with a basis in traditional rhythm and blues that stood apart from contemporary popular music.

Mr. Twist and his colleagues have used the hiatus as an opportunity to create an entirely new spider.

This hiatus creates an opportunity for forecasters.

After a 72-year hiatus, football returned to Mercer University, creating a force that revitalized the local community, alumni, and students' energy and commitment to the institution.