Sentence examples for dormant that from inspiring English sources

Though the leaves appear to be dormant, that is not the case.

"Mr. Hall understands that there is a lot of innovation lying dormant that could be packaged so that the commercial marketplace could understand it," she said.

More than half of these accounts are "dormant," that is, had no activity over the past one year.

The reason for the small current lies in the fact that the device is dormant, that is, the transceiver is disabled.

Also the gifts and talents that were lying dormant, that could be developed to make a difference in someone else.

I had always been taught that lily bulbs are never dormant, that they never sleep.

They and other critics charge that derivatives contracts contain dormant losses that will come to haunt their owners, typically insurance companies and banks.

Now I truly believe it may be partially true, that it perhaps helped to wake up a dormant cancer that really never left.

We suggest that progesterone treatment triggered proliferation of so far dormant micrometastases that were controlled during CSF470 vaccine treatment.

The study show that there is a pool of pre-existing mRNAs in dormant conidia that are important in maintaining dormancy and initiating germination [ 10].

Simon Doonan, creative director of Barneys New York, said it is fashion's revived interest in sexuality -- for those who haven't been paying close attention, interest has been dormant -- that is responsible for this wave in advertising.