Sentence examples for does not lapse from inspiring English sources

He can maintain that advantage as long as the debt ceiling deadline does not lapse without a deal, which could cause global markets to crater.

Still, each quarter that the economy does not lapse back into recession adds incrementally to consumer and business confidence, and perhaps eventually to growth.

However, in a statement to Hearts' website, she stressed that "the cooling-off period for the UBIG decision does not lapse until Sunday 27 April.

Despite rumours of dressing-room rows between Pietersen and his team-mates over Flower's management style, many England fans are still in the dark over what happened because of a confidentiality agreement signed by the player and the ECB that does not lapse until September.

Based on counsellors' accounts of their own past mistakes, they constantly warned themselves and maintained a personal dialogue, to strengthen their self-efficacy and achieve behavioural change, so that the process of health restoration becomes permanent and does not lapse.

Looking at the cost is very important because you want to pay for it whenever it comes so the policy does not lapse.

"Dark Days" doesn't lapse into cheap sentimentality.

"Monster" doesn't lapse into lurid, swooping camera moves in order to fashion a sensational scheme for sensationalized material.

A gay, Marxist Catholic: not the most likely candidate, you'd have thought, to make arguably the greatest of all religious films – and one of the very few based on the New Testament that doesn't lapse into hectoring, literal piety.

At least state education ensures that they do not lapse into illiteracy.

Unlike elsewhere, uncompleted laws do not lapse when its term ends, but simply resurface next time around.