Sentence examples for mostly dormant from inspiring English sources

Her acting career has been mostly dormant — until this year.

With unemployment falling and separatist tensions in Quebec mostly dormant, no single issue dominated the campaign.

The building has been mostly dormant since he closed the theater in 1953.

market was mostly dormant last year, with only three companies going public.

In a way, Williams's predicament was expected for a player whose game had been mostly dormant for three months.

Knoblauch's notorious throwing jitters, active in June, are mostly dormant in September, the fault line faded but still in place.

The sense that America has rolled dangerously far down an undesirable road has not only brought out the hideous racism that until now had mostly lain dormant and covert, but has also fed a desire to undo what the left sees as progress toward gender equality and what conservatives view as the dismantling of everything they hold dear.

However, a quarter of them are zero-balance accounts.9 The biggest challenge to financial inclusion is that the accounts opened under such schemes mostly lie dormant (Gangopadhyay 2009).

In the former case, it produces small pinkish nodules on the head and trunk in juveniles, which appear for a few weeks and then regress, suggesting an intermittently reactivated localized infection that mostly remains dormant.

Except on the heights of Green Mountain (2,817 feet [859 metres]), where fruit, vegetables, and livestock are raised, the island is mostly a desert of dormant volcanic craters and extensive lava flows.

This plan largely worked, and the group is widely thought to have contributed to the Conservatives' victory in May of 2015, by bussing in dozens of keen young activists to places where the local Tory associations were dormant, or mostly populated with pensioners.