Sentence examples for now inoperative from inspiring English sources
It could alienate supporters who rallied for him because of his early, now inoperative vow to run a positive campaign.
If that's the case, it's clear that Ari Fleischer's reassurance to the press in February that Al Qaeda has been "severely disrupted and severely hampered" is now inoperative.
So you know how Eric Holder warned that with Section 5 now inoperative, certain new Texas voting laws that had been held up could take effect immediately?
Daily Intelligencer (@intelligencer) Here are the jurisdictions covered under Sec. 5 of the #VRA (Sec. 4 was struck down today): pic.twitter.com/zQrbu2FacB June 25 , 20136.38pm BST So you know how Eric Holder warned that with Section 5 now inoperative, certain new Texas voting laws that had been held up could take effect immediately?
That site, which could only be accessed using online anonymity software Tor and is now inoperative, was said to be selling $8 million-worth of banned opiates, marijuana and other illicit goods a month with 150,000 active users by September.
In January 2012, I began working with the archival collections of the Burke Library at Union Theological Seminary, helping to preserve, process, and make available the materials contained within the now-inoperative Missionary Research Library and William Adams Brown Ecumenical Library, both housed in Brown tower.
Second, I recorded the destination countries and/or destination health care facilities that now-inoperative medical tourism companies once marketed to their clients.
Though some researchers express reservations about the phrase "medical tourism", many now-inoperative medical tourism companies in Canada marketed travel-related services such as booking air and ground transport, organizing hotel accommodations and arranging side trips, and other tourist-like activities.
Now two were inoperative.
"The bombs and bullets have been exposed to corrosive salt water for years and probably are rusty and inoperative by now," he says.
