Sentence examples similar to halt or end from inspiring English sources

Ensure early diagnose of diabetes mellitus and hypertension and halt or delay progression to end-stage renal disease.

Products could end up in the market without a proper assessment of risk or end up indefinitely halted at the threshold of commercialisation". Whether nano-engineered foodstuffs land on our tables will, to a large extent, depend on consumers.

Beyond individuals' particular experiences, for whole communities, ice is typically seen as a sign of impending doom; a harbinger of a world coming brought to a temporary halt or even to an absolute end.

However, the wind industry is expected to slow down or even come to a halt at the end of the year, with the expiry of tax credits.

One is that level-payment term comes to a dead halt at the end of the term (typically 10, 15 or 20 years).

Prettiness comes to a halt at the end of the red carpet.

Meares came to a near halt at the end of the first of three laps, forcing Pendleton to the front.

By the time our minibus juddered to a halt, at the end of a track in the depths of the jungle, we were ready to collapse.

And will the spiral of decline really come to a halt towards the end of the year, as Prime Minister Mariano Rajoy promises?

Walker analyzes the international crises and monetary troubles that further curtailed the reach of the American Century in the early 1960s and brought it to a halt by the end of that decade.

After World War II, for example, in both the United States and Britain, the use of extraordinary powers by the executive came to a halt with the end of the wartime emergency.