Sentence examples for lapse of the from inspiring English sources

After the war, however, U.S. anticommunist policies in Europe and Asia led to renewed distrust in the Americas and the gradual lapse of the Good Neighbor Policy.

The Barcelona goal was the Inter's defence's only serious lapse of the night.

For me, the costumes designed by Bernd Skodzig are the biggest lapse of the production.

The impending lapse of the treaty is already raising significant concerns on Capitol Hill.

But repeating their horrendous lapse of the second quarter, they could not score for four minutes nor hit a field goal during a span of 6 41.

But their captain, Alastair Cook, committed the first lapse of the many, driving at a ball well away from his body and edging to the wicketkeeper Brad Haddin.

Because of the great lapse of time, the landscape in the identified areas had also changed significantly.

The lapse of time the subject-animal was out of his group for experimentation was less than 8 hours.

With further lapse of time, the length and density of LNTs increased, and the size of SLB patches also increased.

A lapse of all the sanctions would have been a serious embarrassment for the bloc.

Allowing Sbarro to open before the cleanup is complete would be an unthinkable lapse of judgment, the group contends.