Sentence examples for possible cessation from inspiring English sources

They worried about the possibility of no funding and possible cessation of work.

Older Academy members are continuing to voice their disquiet in the face of a possible cessation of their right to vote for the Oscars.

The Russian foreign minister, Igor S. Ivanov, who joined forces with France last month in opposition to a Security Council resolution authorizing the war, said today, "We must insist today on the earliest possible cessation of hostilities".

The generals are not eager to govern directly and they fear Western censure (and the possible cessation of American military aid), as well as the Islamists' continuing political power, as demonstrated by ongoing pro-Morsi protests.

Six stages in the smoking story emerged, from the start of smoking, where friends had a huge influence, until maintenance of the possible cessation.

"Amid talk of a possible temporary cessation of strikes on Aleppo, the question is whether Russia and China will finally allow the UN security council to impose sanctions to stop barrel bombs".

It is therefore possible that cessation of antigen presentation influences long-term systemic functional antiviral CD8+ T-cell immunity.

The trials were carried out to a consistent protocol, in which participants were encouraged to reduce their smoking as much as possible with cessation as the end goal and were not offered any mood management.

It is even possible that driving cessation increases an individual's risk of entering long-term care (Freeman et al. 2006).

It is possible that the cessation of softball and strenuous activity over the two-month summer period in July and August alleviated some of the symptoms.

In addition, future research is needed to advance our understanding of the basic biology, mechanisms, and epidemiology of betel quid and areca nut use, to advance possible prevention and cessation programmes for betel quid and areca nut users, and to design evidence-based screening and early diagnosis programmes to address the growing burden of cancers that are associated with use.