Sentence examples for lapsed by from inspiring English sources
The phrase "lapsed by" is not correct in standard written English
It seems to be an incorrect combination of words and does not convey a clear meaning. Example: "The deadline for submissions lapsed by a week, causing delays in the project."
Canada's moment would likely have lapsed by now if not for the American election.
One hopes her taste for the work of Thornhill had not entirely lapsed by then — as her youthful priggishness had abated into the wise compassion, ironic humor, and psychological perceptiveness that characterize her novels.
This would seem unusually adversarial and, depending on the specific terms, may either have lapsed by this point or have a significant negative effect on the cash flow of the company so it is probably unlikely.
In the real world hospital admissions are not quickly staged over by the seasons changing outside a window, or time lapsed by a fade to black -- they linger, and are mind-numbingly monotonous.
Some Scottish order of chivalry may have existed during the sixteenth century, possibly founded by James V and called the Order of St. Andrew, but lapsed by the end of that century.
They will simply lapse, by not being enforced.
Meanwhile, the statute authorizing the appointment of an independent counsel by a special judicial panel had been allowed to lapse by Congress.
Prime Minister's Questions was less of a yah-boo brawl for a while, although it was already lapsing by the end of the term.
Proportional hazards modelling will be used to analyse the median time to lapse by trial arm; hazard ratios (HRs) will be reported with corresponding 95% CIs.
But he said the network intended to regain the trust of lapsed members by focusing on "transparency and engagement".
An original two-year deadline lapsed, followed by another in June 2001, which also passed with no definitive action.
