Sentence examples for no halting from inspiring English sources
With no over-elaborate ornamentation, no halting pauses, Ticciati secured modern playing but of a historically sound nature, with brisk tempi, bouncing and bristling.
While there has been no halting of interest payments on the underlying debt, such a warning was expected to make it more difficult for Istithmar, Dubai World's private equity fund, to sell Adelphi to raise cash.
Istithmar, Dubai World's investment arm, bought Adelphi in late 2006 for about $621 million, and while there has been no halting of interest payments, such a warning was expected to make it more difficult to sell Adelphi to raise much needed cash.
We're arm in arm up the sidewalk when my daughter gasps, catching my elbow, her "No Mommy, stop!" halting me mid-step.
I've written before on this site that there is no halt, there never has been one.
After 2 30, there is no halt unless the market falls by 20 percent, in which case it closes for the rest of the day.
The end result is that the temperature trends over the past 17 or so years has continued to increase with no halt.
Between 2 p.m. and 2 30 p.m., the pause shrinks to a half-hour and after 2 30, there is no halt in trading.
Because of an editing error, an article on Oct. 12 about the increasing isolation of Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu of Israel, especially when it comes to his insistence that Iran completely halt its uranium enrichment program and that there be no halt to the economic sanctions against Iran, described incorrectly the criticisms that many Israelis have voiced about Mr. Netanyahu's wife, Sara.
The escape of the bombmaker, Muhammad Deif, was a blow to Israel as the Israeli-Palestinian conflict approached its two-year anniversary this weekend, with Israeli cities under security alert, most of the West Bank under Israeli military control, and no halt to the violence in sight.
However, little S228P proteins with the predicted molecular size could be obtained after purification by gel filtration chromatography at 4°C even though there were no halts during purification (Figs. 1E and S4B).
