Sentence examples for stopped major from inspiring English sources

"KfW stopped major damages to this country," Mr. Kroh said.

But that hasn't stopped major PC makers from offering the chip in new computers.

That has not stopped major brands with big television budgets, however, from devoting more and more attention to search advertising.

Nor has it stopped major polling outfits like the one at Quinnipiac University from seeing how she would do in a presidential contest against two Republican contenders from Florida, former Gov. Jeb Bush and Senator Marco Rubio.

The same paper said last year, "For the first time in 37 years, federal budget cuts have all but stopped major work on the New Orleans area's east bank hurricane levees, a complex network of concrete walls, metal gates and giant earthen berms that won't be finished for at least another decade".

Six years after it stopped major arms sales to Iran under pressure from the United States, Russia signed a new military accord with Iran today that the Kremlin said could lead to $300 million in annual sales of jets, missiles and other weapons.

As for young computer workers, the labor market has recently tightened, with rising wages, because college students saw earlier wage declines and stopped majoring in math and science.

Another minister who attended, Jedidiah Brown, said emotions were running so high that there would be no stopping major protests once the video was released.

The 28-day period comes before all votes, including general elections, to restrict official information to the bare facts and stop major policy decisions to avoid biasing the upcoming vote.

But, at least in public, Wolff affects an almost breezy disregard for indictments like Cottle's and such accounts didn't stop major figures in the Trump White House, including the President himself, from talking with him.

Such ads are not necessarily going to stop major companies from trying to reach a mass audience through television advertising or pursue a more narrowly aimed campaign by placing displays in newspapers and magazines.