Sentence examples for not halted until from inspiring English sources

But she did not explain why work on the files was not halted until July, three months after symptoms were reported.

There were numerous Imperial embassies to China from Japan, diplomatic missions that were not halted until 894 by Emperor Uda (r. 887 897), upon persuasion by Sugawara no Michizane (845 903).

Based on the consideration that KGN sustainably induces MSCs recruited from joint fluid into chondrocytes, the injection procedure was not halted until the rabbits were sacrificed.

This result is not surprising given the fact that initial media attention focused on the WHI combination therapy arm that was halted in 2002; the unopposed estrogen arm of the WHI study was not halted until 2004.

Piracy in the Niger Delta continues and MEND remarks that it will not halt until all foreign companies leave the Delta and no longer deal with the Nigerian government.

The role of government within the economy is a factor that is subject to long-term cycles; an advance during the First World War and then a retreat; an advance in the Second World War that did not halt until the late 1970s and early 1980s; and then another advance in the 1990s and early 2000s, as governments were flush with cash.

* * * Many of them fled into this Province, where their reports tended much to terrify our friends and encourage our enemies". So too Bryan's men fleeing from Colston's Mill did not halt "until they reached the Enemy's next Post at the Waxhaws, where they threw the whole into the utmost confusion and Consternation". The British soon found their grip on South Carolina slipping.

They confirmed that those deportations did not halt until last month.

Upon his arrival, Harvard had endured five consecutive non-winning seasons, a streak that Amaker would not halt until his third year.

"The invasiveness of this particular research was really horrendous," said Alan Brandt, a Harvard medical historian who has written about the Tuskegee experiment, in which hundreds of poor black men with syphilis were left untreated to observe the natural course of the disease, a study that began in 1932 and was not halted by the United States Public Health Service until 1972.

Automatic dues collection, known as dues check-off, did not halt until June this year, because the union had asked the court to allow it to continue receiving dues while it paid a $2.5 million fine assessed as an additional punishment for the strike.