Sentence examples for has stopped contracting from inspiring English sources

Industrial production has stopped contracting, in part thanks to a temporary cut in sales taxes on cars and white goods.

The trouble is that even though the United States economy has stopped contracting, big risks still weigh on the animal spirits of executives.

The private sector in the United States has posted better numbers, and some European countries have stopped contracting, though growth across the Continent remains weak.

Once an individual block had cured and had stopped contracting, the pipes were filled with grout.

As well as leaving Phones4U, it has stopped selling contracts through Tesco, which now only stocks the operator's pay-as-you go SIM cards.

The Port Authority, which is responsible for the construction, has stopped approving new contracts, slowing work on the underground museum, which was to open on Sept. 11.

Zurich has stopped writing new contracts in that money-losing unit, but it must still honor commitments to its current policies.

Organic chemist Carolyn Bertozzi, an HHMI investigator at the University of California, Berkeley, says she has already cancelled some expensive service contracts, has stopped paying some travel costs for job candidates, and plans to reduce the size of her 34-member research group through attrition.

Things have gone so far that the city council has stopped putting the relevant contracts out to tender.

And it now claims it has stopped its deployment, except for where there are remaining contracts.

Mrs. Besh is a lawyer who has stopped practicing except to occasionally look over her husband's contracts.