Sentence examples for stopped joining from inspiring English sources

He had stopped joining his employees at meetings or for drinks.

The client, a company founder in his late fifties, complained of losing his "forward-looking motivation". He had stopped joining his employees at meetings or for drinks.

It was a place where basketball star Mahmoud Abdul-Rauf in 1996 stopped joining his Denver Nuggets teammates on the sideline until after "The Star-Spangled Banner" ended because he saw the anthem and flag as symbols of this country's history of oppression here and abroad.

So why have workers stopped joining unions?

But grad students have stopped joining the lab, postdocs have stopped post-docking, and the line for the microwave in the lunch room is depressingly short.

I thought I was done with the whole "yo ma wuz good hit me back sumtime" conversation when I stopped joining chat rooms in the 90's.

While there is plenty of good that can come out of these tools — getting people to exercise, eat their vegetables, stop joining IS — there is an obvious dark side.

Frances O'Grady, the TUC leader, is heroically patient in trying to keep the commentariat on track: this is no crazy paradox, that at the very moment people need unions the most, they stop joining them.

Job growth would continue to slow, and people outside the work force -- like mothers who stay at home with their children -- would stop joining at the rate they have in recent years.

Then, ship i determines whether it stops joining the network (see the diamond block (6) in Figure 3).

If the recession swells and people stop joining, this gym gem could be in trouble.