Sentence examples for frozen status from inspiring English sources
Perennially frozen and glacierized high-alpine areas react very sensitively to changes in air temperature and even small differences in temperature determine their frozen status.
"Urban segregation is not a frozen status quo, but rather a ceaseless social war in which the state intervenes regularly in the name of 'progress', 'beautification', and even 'social justice for the poor' to redraw spatial boundaries to the advantage of landowners, foreign investors, elite homeowners, and middle-class commuters".
(The image to the right is not an actual Zune failure, though. It locked up in a less dramatic fashion with a frozen status bar).
One strategy is to make it waste all it moves or, give it the asleep or frozen status condition.
On Monday, European Union officials proposed to freeze the status quo.
In domestic affairs as in foreign policy—he sought to freeze the status quo after 1871.
It is hard to see how freezing the status quo, empowering hard-liners, slowing the economic transition, and keeping American companies out of China will increase respect for human rights or lead to a more open society.
But in practice, such laws do not really serve diversity well; they simply freeze the status quo, so neighborhoods remain only as diverse as they are now, which isn't very diverse at all.
Some legal experts suggested the court might choose to grant the temporary restraining order — which would essentially freeze the status quo and strip Mr. Blagojevich of his power of appointment — until the State Legislature acts, and thus avoid having to decide the merits of the case at all.
All she did was deny much of the federal government's motion for preliminary injunction of the entire law (such an injunction effectively freezes the status quo pending a trial; had it been granted it would have forbade Alabama from enforcing HB56 in toto).
