Sentence examples for no longer compile from inspiring English sources

Mr. Leeds said that Ask.com would continue to offer search on its site, but it would no longer compile an index of the entire Web.

Although Youngs no longer compiles the poll himself, he is, not surprisingly, rather proud of it.

If the BLS considers you a "discouraged" worker, you are no longer compiled under the data for unemployed workers.

Although the group no longer compiles such statistics, the reporter Ricky O'Bannon calculated that, among the eighty-nine American orchestras surveyed, 1.7percentnt of works performed in 2015 and 2016 were composed by women.

Governors of New York are subject only to a 19th-century statute, which largely applies to ledgers and other records that are no longer even compiled, and a vague 1950 law that relates to the state's cultural heritage.

No longer: eBird has compiled 141 million reports, or bits, and the number is increasing by 40 percent a year.

They were asked: "At what rate could you borrow funds, were you to do so by asking for, and then accepting, interbank offers in a reasonable market size just prior to 11am?" The British Bankers Associationn had been associated with setting Libor since 1986 but is now no longer involved in compiling the rates after relinquishing the role last year.

In addition to these problems, you also make it more difficult to assess the particular impact your entry is having, since we can no longer easily count and compile all the accesses to it.

The survival in the Torah of patent inconsistencies and disagreements with the postexilic situation indicate that its materials were by then sacrosanct, to be compiled but no longer created.

And given the Alice-in-Wonderland way in which we compile our official jobless statistics, they are no longer counted as unemployed.

Nielsen/NetRatings dealt the aging Internet-audience metric its latest blow when the company said Tuesday that it will continue to compile page-view data, but it will no longer issue rankings based on them.