Sentence examples for stop being active from inspiring English sources

"Pussy Riot exists, we are not going to stop being active and creative," she said.

If the banks are forced to reduce their holdings, or merely to stop being active buyers, the bottom could fall out of the agency bond market.

A provocative new study finds that some of the benefits of exercise for brain health may evaporate if we take to the couch and stop being active, even just for a week or so.

By advising those diagnosed with the disease to stop being active, family and friends  - who have a crucial role in supporting patients - could be unwittingly doing more harm than good, according to the charity Macmillion.

We will also not stop being active in the politics of the internets – quite the opposite.

And occasionally, when I find I don't have good chemistry with a team, I often bow out and let them go their own way and stop being active in the company.

During the Neogene and Quaternary which was the depression stage, the tectonic activity was weak and most of the faults stopped being active (Jiang et al. 2015b).

A "large majority" of the 15 have long stopped being active as priests, said the diocesan spokesman, Frank DeRosa, though he could not immediately describe their status.

In a sentence or so more, they stopped being active-duty soldiers and became veterans.

Perhaps he was reflecting on how female students in Iran have now been banned from 80 different degree courses, a move described by the country's Nobel Prize-winning lawyer, Shirin Ebadi, as "another initiative by the government to restrict women's access to education, stop them being active in society and return them to the homes".

"The Iranian government is using various initiatives… to restrict women's access to education, to stop them being active in society, and to return them to the home," she told the BBC.