Sentence examples for even dormant from inspiring English sources

In the face of this vast accretion of power in the office of prime minister, parliament has been quiescent, even dormant.

In such an environment, cancer cells may shift from a fast-proliferating status to a slowly proliferating or even dormant one, because cells that grow more slowly survive better 93, but the cells may not have motivations to disperse, that is, to invade locally or metastasize distantly.

They found tiny amounts of some viral genetic material but no virus able to replicate, even lying dormant in so-called reservoirs in the body.

"I think debt cancellation is bound to make African countries even more dormant because we will focus on aid, which will discourage productivity," he said at the time.

The longer users keep any of their accounts alive – even if dormant – on the dozens or hundreds of sites, services and apps registered with over the years, the greater the chances are of that data's being used in ways we may not approve.

They flower, bear fruit and even become dormant with none of the predictable seasonality of forests in temperate climates.

Even immigration reform, dormant since the last attempt died in 2006, is stirring into life.

It might even revive a dormant effort to focus the military on antisatellite operations, as well.

Even the long dormant market for new stock issues is showing signs of life, as several new stocks posted initial pops in price in the last weeks.

But the government has made it clear it won't support another ETS similar to the one the parliament just abolished – even in a dormant form.

Nonetheless, talented directors can overcome their habits and tap into their deepest inspirations, however long dormant, even decades into a career.