Sentence examples for is actually stopped from inspiring English sources

It doesn't even matter whether the investigation is actually stopped or not.

Their results indicate that planetary migration is actually stopped by a gap that is created by the star's accretion of material from the disk.

There is usually a charge for the service, regardless of whether payment is actually stopped or not.

"And to understand it's what [philosopher and University of Chicago academic] Lauren Berlant calls a case of 'cruel optimism', which is where something you're hoping for, or something you desire is actually stopping you from flourishing.

And this culture of non-payment is actually stopping artists from accepting offers from galleries, with 63% forced to reject gallery offers because they can't afford to work for nothing.

It's actually stopped us talking about race.

Blacks and Hispanics, the report states, are actually stopped at lower rates than their overall populations.

Camouflage uniforms: "We did give those out until 2008 – that was actually stopped by the army, who decided to stop issuing those".

According to reporting from NBC News on Monday, though, the number of people on the terrorist watch list who were actually stopped at the border with Mexico in the first half of fiscal 2018 was a bit smaller: six.

It intelligently looks at where that person goes frequently so as not to ping you everytime they get to work if you live a block away, and it reads their location and accelerometer to make sure they are just driving by but are actually stopped and potentially available to hang out.

Many irrationally cling to this argument even though in New York only one out of ten stops result in a summons or arrest and while a slightly higher percentage of whites who are actually stopped are concealing weapons.