Sentence examples for is stopped too from inspiring English sources
The danger is that often, with the child feeling better after only two or three days, treatment is stopped too soon.
When alcohol consumption is stopped too abruptly, the person's nervous system suffers from uncontrolled synapse firing.
This human suffering and waste happens because of illness -- much of it preventable; because breastfeeding is stopped too early; because children's nutritional needs are not sufficiently understood; because long-entrenched prejudices imprison women and children in poverty.
Some illnesses can return if treatment is stopped too early.
Gum chewers might be stopped, too.
But if he cuts that easily, the rematch might be stopped, too.
It should be stopped, and the whole trend of selling off British industrial assets should be stopped too.
Just last month, Mayor Bloomberg audaciously voiced his support for the NYPD's controversial stop-and-frisk program by claiming "minorities are stopped too little".
The report, obtained by the Guardian, warned top officers that innocent African-Caribbean people were being stopped too often by officers, who wrongly "racially stereotyped" them as criminals.
His best friend, Kieron Johnson, who lives across the street and one building down, testified that he had been stopped, too, once while waiting outside for Jovan to join him to play basketball.
When Fox insisted on having Adam Werritty as an independent adviser, he should have been stopped too – either by his Permanent Under Secretary, Ursula Brennan, or ultimately by the Prime Minister.
