Sentence examples for had stopped that from inspiring English sources

Washington University told Senator Charles E. Grassley, Republican of Iowa, that Dr. Kuklo had stopped that study in 2008 after school officials confronted him about not disclosing his ties to Medtronic when he began the study two years earlier.

Facebook is being purposefully quite specific here about what this particular timeline applies to, as The New York Times story reports that the company engaged in some forms of "special access" data sharing with third parties "as recently as this summer, despite public statements that it had stopped that type of sharing years earlier".

(The Obama Administration had stopped that practice in 2010, saying it was too expensive for the federal government).

When it was invaded by the Daesh terrorist group in May 2015, I felt that life had stopped, that the ancient city was facing an unknown fate.

"If we had stopped that last phase, we would have deserved to win," Elsom, a teammate of O'Driscoll's at Leinster, said afterward.

Her doctors said that the lung and limb development of the fetus had stopped, that it had a remote chance of being born alive or able to breathe, and that she faced a chance of serious infection.

Now we have stopped that".

The world can't actually have stopped that Sunday morning.

That means you've stopped, that means you're turning around, it'll rattle back and forth.

We used to do outreach immunisations on Friday but now we have stopped that".

"I don't think Jacques Plante could have stopped that shot," Sather said.