Sentence examples for managed to halt from inspiring English sources

Thus, efficient conservation actions could be largely inspired by those applied in United Kingdom – based on the management of mowing practices – as they managed to halt the decrease of the species and eventually to recover a significant corncrake population (O'Brien et al. 2006).

Adams managed to halt Winstanley's momentum, though, recovering to go 3-2 ahead.

But, at the least, Mr Ma managed to halt the slide in his popularity.

In 2002 their professional associations managed to halt training for nurses in diagnosing and treating common childhood illnesses.

Since the middle of last year, the interim government of President Eduardo Duhalde has managed to halt the economy's free fall.

Riel became spokesman for the Métis insurgents, who managed to halt the Canadian surveyors and prevent the governor-designate, William McDougall, from entering Red River.

Residents say that a workman told them that it costs the developer, Barratt Homes, £30,000 every day they manage to halt trucks from getting in and out of the site.

After all, Europe is just not managing to halt biodiversity loss.

His immediate response was, "Did you put batteries into the camera?" Well he certainly managed to temporarily halt me in my tracks–"Does he really think that women are this stupid?" I asked myself.

They managed to temporarily halt the North's plutonium program but did not end its nuclear weapons program.

Claiming the new rules would leave employers short-staffed, business groups including the U.S. Chamber of Commerce have managed to temporarily halt the reforms through a federal lawsuit.