Sentence examples for had successfully stopped from inspiring English sources
Timmer was an insider from the consumer electronics division, where he had successfully stopped mounting operating losses.
George Newhouse, the principal solicitor at the National Justice Project, who successfully brought the case on behalf of about 80 asylum seekers, said the court had successfully stopped "the overreach of minister Peter Dutton and protected the rights of vulnerable people trapped indefinitely in his brutal system".
French clinicians treated it as though it were leukemia and reported within several weeks that they had successfully stopped its proliferation.
A single day before news about the Shell project broke, the Washington DC-based organization Oil Change International published a 40-page report (grandly titled "Lockdown: The End of Growth in the Tar Sands") that argued protests against projects like the Keystone XL and Enbridge's Northern Gateway had "successfully stopped and/or delayed tar sands pipeline infrastructure".
After she had successfully stopped smoking, she also managed to abandon her licorice addiction.
Nicotine is also an addictive drug, though, and smokers characteristically display a strong tendency to relapse after having successfully stopped smoking for a time.
He added that the public health authorities in the UK has successfully stopped two outbreaks of the deadly Middle East respiratory syndrome, a virus which, unlike Ebola, can be transmitted through the air.
Cyvera's approach works they've successfully stopped every published zero-day attack since they first began deploying their product.
The controversial high speed train scheme, HS2, has faced a number of judicial reviews, although none has successfully stopped or even delayed the project.
If you're female and have been overeating for a sustained period of your life, you might have successfully stopped bleeding out of your vagina every month.
The Cato Institute, which advocates against restrictions on gun ownership, maintains a map showing where a firearm has successfully stopped a crime.
