Sentence examples for potential resumption from inspiring English sources

In the past few weeks, representatives have begun to broach such topics as family reunions for those divided by the Thirty-eighth Parallel and a potential resumption of South Korean tourism to the North.

Rebecca O'Keeffe, head of investment at stockbroker Interactive Investor, said: Despite the 66% drop in net profit, Glencore's results - including the potential resumption of dividends next year, alongside a more aggressive debt reduction target, are a step in the right direction.

Most women reported receiving counseling on fertility potential, resumption of sexual activity, planning for the next delivery, and family planning use (results related to counseling and services on other topics are reported elsewhere [ 9]).

ON Monday, North Korea declared that it had nullified the 1953 armistice that ended the Korean War, a new level of bellicosity that raised, at least on paper, the potential for the resumption of armed conflict on the peninsula.

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Across the board, and for the first time in recent memory, many top-shelf hotels are having rate sales, partly as a way to fill rooms left empty by the sharp and sudden retreat of corporate clients, and partly in hopes of stimulating extra summer leisure travel as a potential catalyst for a hoped-for resumption of robust travel this fall or winter.

The resumption of talks signaled potential movement past what had been a major stumbling block: the league's proposal to "make whole" existing contracts against salary reductions as it lowers the players' split of overall revenue to 50 percent from 57 percent in the first year of a new deal.

For example, many turtles are able to hibernate underwater for months but with a potential danger of ROS overgeneration during resumption of breathing.

"The 2013 production guidance range allows for a potential extended shutdown period associated with the resumption of normal operations on the MacCulloch field".

This reduction in replicative lifespan following chronological aging appears to be mediated through changes in mitochondrial function, since the chronologically old cells that retain the lowest mitochondrial membrane potential also have the longest replicative lifespan following resumption of cell division.

If approved, a resumption of flight activities will help with potential client confidence.