Sentence examples for staying dormant from inspiring English sources

Drought escape by growing in small crevices or near persistent water supplies, or by staying dormant for about 95% of the year.

Authors' response A recently reported example of resurrected gene in eukaryotes is an immunity-related GTPase (IRG) gene in humans, IRGM, which was shown [ 40] to have resurrected about 20 MY ago in all human and great ape lineages after staying dormant as pseudogenes for about 25-30 MY.

Portugal would not stay dormant forever.

But financial crises, like volcanoes, do not stay dormant forever.

By Jerome Groopman Current research is targeting the ability of H.I.V. to stay dormant in memory T cells.

Now, many local landscapers fear that they will lose work because dry lawns stay dormant longer.

Cashman says the vaunted lineup is too good to stay dormant for long.

Others lay eggs that can stay dormant over the winter and up to a year, hatching whenever water hits.

There were some signs that the Afghan tradition of taking revenge on deposed oppressors might stay dormant here.

The answers may themselves be troubling: the internet gives oxygen to a kind of self-daring wickedness that might once have stayed dormant.

The emotional atmosphere that we've come to associate with mass murder does not typically stay dormant and unrecognized for half a century.