Sentence examples for stop ongoing from inspiring English sources
The phrase "stop ongoing" is not correct and does not convey a clear meaning in written English.
It seems to attempt to express the idea of halting something that is currently in progress, but it lacks clarity and proper usage. Example: "We need to stop ongoing projects that are not yielding results."
And JPMorgan's announcement may not stop ongoing criminal probes into its mortgage activities.
Congress and the Obama administration have said that more inspections and new food production rules are needed to prevent food-related diseases, but far less attention has been paid to fixing the fractured system by which officials detect and stop ongoing outbreaks.
Though this is not the same as admitting that these payments were illicit, reputational damage has been done.And the settlement does not stop ongoing investigations by four other American regulators: the Federal Reserve, the Treasury, the Justice Department, and the Manhattan district attorney's office.
We find the crisis led many firms to stop ongoing innovation projects.
Similarly other neurostimulation procedures tried in migraine and cluster headache have shown poor, unsatisfactory ability to stop ongoing attacks.
They have even vowed to stop ongoing government efforts to protect grouse on federal lands, which hold about 65% of its key remaining habitat.
With his amnesty, the president also stopped ongoing criminal proceedings that have lasted longer than eight years under one condition, which is that defendants face at most 10 years in jail.
Moreover, it was found that an additional control layer stopped ongoing delamination of the film.
Down to their last filters and with boxes on back-order, many labs have stopped ongoing research projects.
A second possibility is that negative feedback, particularly in the high win expectancy condition, signals a need for stopping ongoing response patterns, and that this component represents a need to update response selection, which again would represent a P3b type component, but closer to Verleger and colleagues' [71] conceptualization of the P3b.
And if Barack Obama misses this opportunity to take bold Executive Action, activists should ratchet up their protests against the President for not stopping ongoing deportations.
