Sentence examples for hiatus also from inspiring English sources

MtGox's apparent closure or hiatus also follows the leak of what is alleged to be a "crisis strategy document" from the company, which says that almost 750,000 bitcoins (currently worth more than £200m) are "missing" due to theft which went unnoticed for several years.

But the hiatus also will allow time for the local promoters and the government to sort out the question of whether the government decides to recognize Formula One as a sport, or, as it does now, as a form of entertainment.

This hiatus also defines the trace, a minimal repeatability.

In October 2013 Tom revealed on social networking site Twitter that the band were once again on hiatus, also hinting that the band will regroup in 2014.

It is one of several recent peer-reviewed studies showing the so-called global warming "hiatus" (also known as the "pause" or "slowdown") did not actually occur.

His case became notorious, not only because it was the first execution in the nation after a 10-year legal hiatus, but also because he insisted on being put to death rather than pursuing appeals.

Not only that, he said, but the parks hiatus was also only for one year; the Philharmonic was still giving a free concert in Central Park; and the memorial concert was also free and would be broadcast in the plaza for all to see.

Precisely because Schumer has become such an exemplar of feminist comedy, she has been asked to answer for Metzger — not only for having employed him, or possibly continuing to employ him (she tweeted that he's no longer a writer on her show, then later clarified that this is because her show is on hiatus), but also for blocking people on Twitter who have tweeted at her about him.

The hiatus is also larger in women with postoperative POP recurrence [11, 12].

The levator hiatus was also measured on a group of similar-appearing slices rotated slightly around a defined point.

A Late Holocene hiatus was also identified in the sediment profile, linked to the barrier and inlet formation that caused a predominance of erosion over net deposition.