Sentence examples for now lapsed from inspiring English sources

In response, the Treasury provided temporary guarantees for money-market funds, now lapsed.

But the deal has now lapsed, which is often a prelude to collapse.

Earlier gains were driven by substantial reward programmes and government subsidies, many of which have now lapsed.

But Mr Minns, who pointed out that his party membership had now lapsed, argued that was irrelevant.

A condition of Saffaa's now lapsed government scholarship required her brothers to fly in to Australia to vouch for her.

Mr Obama has said he favours a ban on assault weapons, of the sort Bill Clinton brought in in 1994 (it has now lapsed).

"Deal with the mote in your own eye mate, before dealing with ours," Dannatt says of some of the UK's European allies, now lapsing into rather colourful phrases.

Having been also brought up as a strict Methodist (now happily lapsed), I have long been aware of how powerfully it shapes the rest of your life - on a par with the Jesuits, I'd say.

Formerly lapsed, now Dawkins botherers.

Now most have lapsed, and not enough politicians are keen to bring them back.That leaves Mr Bush's veto pen as the only effective check on spending.

Many individuals who have taken out an individual voluntary arrangement (IVA) to reduce their debt have been unable to stick to the repayments and now have a lapsed plan that threatens to tip their finances over the edge.