Sentence examples for remained quiescent from inspiring English sources
Both armies remained quiescent until the following spring.
Over the next six years unemployment fell to 4percentt, a level not seen in 30 years, yet inflation remained quiescent.
Qatar boasts the world's highest income per person, which explains why its citizens have remained quiescent even as their rulers promote dissent across the region via their satellite channel, Al Jazeera.
Since then, inflation has remained quiescent while long-term rates have plunged — and the U.S. economy would surely be in much worse shape than it is if Mr. Bernanke had allowed himself to be bullied into monetary tightening.
We saw this in the late nineteen-nineties, when G.D.P. grew at an annual rate of more than 4.5percentnthethe unemployment rate fell to four per cent, and the labor-force participation rate rose to sixty-seven per cent, while inflation remained quiescent.
After the Araucanians were defeated at the hands of the Chilean army, they signed treaties with the Chilean government and were settled on reservations farther to the south, where they have remained quiescent and aloof from the rest of the country.
Although it is now accepted that autoreactive T cells escape the thymus [ 1], it remains unclear how the threshold for activation is set to ensure that these potentially destructive cells remain quiescent.
Opponents also miscalculated the willingness of a critical mass of ordinary Syrians, including many who dislike Mr. Assad, to remain quiescent for fear of uncertain alternatives.
The doctor assured him that the disease was likely to remain quiescent, but a few years later, in early 1999, it flared up.
It is also possible for a malignant tumour to remain quiescent, mimicking a benign one clinically, for a long time.
For as long as the press fails in its core function and for as long as our parliamentarians remain quiescent, the security services can act as they please, accumulating information on all of us they could never have dreamed of.
