Sentence examples for stalled movements from inspiring English sources

Slow or stalled movements toward improved policy in China and elsewhere are much more likely the product of caution and confusion than conspiracy.

This one is about the crying need to jump-start a stalled movement.

But these choices do not prove a stalled movement; rather, they testify to the necessary sacrifices of all worthwhile endeavors.

The stalemate over rent has stalled movement toward a final vote on Mr. Cuomo's deal with legislative leaders to impose a cap on local property taxes.

"The young people will win," vowed David Hogg, the Parkland activist who has turned the stalled movement for gun control into a plea for political engagement.

The potential conflict of interest created by that action stalled movement on the Sept. 11 case for over a year.

Mr. Sharon's plans lend credence to Palestinian charges that Israel wants to stall movement on the road map until the 2004 United States presidential campaign, hoping that domestic American political considerations will then preclude further pressure from Washington to take difficult steps for peace.

Despite a tenacious attack, the 9th Infantry was only able to regain part of Cloverleaf Hill before intense fighting stalled its movement.

By that time, Mississippi had arrested scores of civil-rights workers in an effort to stall the movement, often sending them to Parchman Farm a facility that originated as a plantation and was seamlessly turned into a prison in the early twentieth century.

By 1967, the New Jersey Department of Transportation announced plans and although monetary issues stalled any forward movements, federal funding soon came in to help resume planning.

After approximately 10 min, chromosome movements stalled, and the majority of chromosomes aligned parallel to spindle microtubules (Fig.  5c, Movie  9).