Sentence examples for halted not only from inspiring English sources
Failing a remarkable intervention, it too will get cleared.To expect deforestation to be halted not only in Berau but across the tropical world takes a big leap of faith.
At Emory, the pause has halted not only the CEIRS project with the lab-attenuated PR8 strain, but also a research grant project headed by Anice Lowen that is looking at how the cell types targeted by two different influenza viruses affect their propensity to exchange genes.
Johns Hopkins had to halt not only the program in Michigan but also its plans to extend it to hospitals in New Jersey and Rhode Island.
Its proposals to scrap ID cards go further than initially expected with the halting not only of the ID database but also the next generation of biometric passports.
After advancing so rapidly in the first three days of the war, the Third Infantry Division has ground to a halt, not only because of the fighting around Najaf, but also because skirmishes at the rear have forced delays in delivering ammunition, fuel and other supplies.
Often, by the time the patient notices vision loss, glaucoma can only be halted, not reversed.
Philip halted, not wanting to be seen.
Slowing down or halting this spending not only reduces cash outflow during a critical economic time, but it reduces future depreciation and energy consumption.
Halting Runaway Inequality Not only are we victims of the cheating and the tax breaks, but also, these outrageous incomes distort our entire income distribution.
Consequently, protein synthesis is not only halted transiently by either component used alone but also halted permanently by the two components in combination, resulting in synergistic and concentration-independent bactericidal activity against many pathogens.
