Sentence examples for dormant needs from inspiring English sources

"Please realize that knowledge of the asset or possession of shares doesn't take away the fact the account is dormant, needs attention and subject to abandoned property laws of the state," Mr. Lochner wrote.

The dormant period needs to last about two months, during which the plant should receive no water; it also helps if it's dark.

For the construction of that narrative, the Egyptian Museum of Modern Art's collection is a "resource lying dormant that needs to be activated," he said.

In a South Asian context, female sexuality is perceived as both 'voracious and in need for being kept in control and dormant, in need of being stimulated by a man to elicit the appropriate response' [ 6, 34].

The Football Network got a small lifeline last week, months after the dormant channel needed it: a deal with Time Warner Cable that lets the network ask individual systems to carry it.

His live comeback has revived and recontextualised a career that was revered but somewhat dormant, and in need of a little post-millennial polish.

Congress Hall, with its tall colonnade and sprawling back lawn, is among the last of the grand shore hotels and until recently was mostly dormant and in need of repair.

Cyst cells are metabolically dormant so the need for amino acid biosynthesis is likely minimal.

On the other hand, dormant DTCs eventually need to be reactivated if they are to grow out as overt metastases.

Once the encounter has taken place, parasites with a dormant stage may need to be activated in order to terminate diapause and initiate the infection process - for example, by endospore germination [see, for example, [ 5]].

These dormant axillary buds need to develop a vascular connection previously to be able to grow, and this process is relatively slow in comparison with other systems studied [ 32].