Sentence examples for no longer tracking from inspiring English sources

Facebook said it was no longer tracking any users when it comes to unpublished posts.

The JMA monitored a tropical depression east of Iwo Jima on July 25, although by the next day the agency was no longer tracking the system.

"If ICE is no longer tracking the use of solitary confinement or no longer requiring that people who are in mental health crisis are checked on every 15 minutes, that can kill," said Carl Takei, an attorney with the American Civil Liberties Union's National Prison Project.

During analysis of the SAR it became apparent that the inhibition of cellular (T. brucei) growth was no longer tracking with inhibition of the enzyme, TbGSK3.

The big innovations in the world are no longer tracking in linear time, but in exponential time, according to Sculley.

God bless accountants, but there have been so many changes to accounting rules that earnings no longer track performance.

Deactivation is when guns are rendered incapable of firing, which in some states means the guns are no longer tracked and deregistered.

Since they could no longer track individual bombers with radar, they guided their fighters into the bomber stream and let them find their own targets.

ITVS no longer tracks whether the screenings increase the television audience, but in Community Cinema's third year, he said, the films that got special attention later drew about 10 percent more viewers.

"The notion of a standard vacation is a paradigm when people are on a fixed schedule," said Ron Glover, the vice president of work force diversity at I.B.M., which no longer tracks vacation days.

The traditional division of intelligence powers by physical geography – particularized warrants on this side of the border, an interception free-for-all on the other – no longer tracks the reality of global information flows.