Sentence examples for stopped much more from inspiring English sources

While political reconciliation is always tricky, the bloodshed could be stopped much more easily and at much lower cost than the crises in Ukraine, Syria, Libya, or Iraq.

If you don't then you will be stopping much more abruptly.

And since the old double-deckers are equipped with air brakes, they can stop much more abruptly than passenger cars, sending standing riders hurtling toward the rail.

It deflected the wheel, as well as puncturing the tyre, which makes it stop much more quickly than if it stays inflated.

While the police were generally polite or neutral in their interactions with those they stopped, the study said, blacks and Arabs who were stopped were much more likely than whites to be frisked or detained.

Although previous studies of cytonuclear genes in animals have focused almost exclusively on ancient sex chromosome systems (Drown et al. 2012; Dean et al. 2014; Rogell et al. 2014), our study focused on a dioecious plant species in which sex chromosomes evolved more recently (∼15 Ma; Navajas-Perez et al. 2005), and many genes likely stopped recombining much more recently (Hough et al. 2014).

"The crackdown threatens to stop much of that, while more and more of the piers are becoming privatized".

But what is certain is that she has been unable to stop something much more corrosive: the use of her office by others to fight their political battles.

"So if we're talking about jockeys falling off, they feel they're at greater risk because they stop that much more quickly.

But for all the excitement, the line, with just three new stops, is much more modest than the ambitious route running the length of Manhattan that was once envisioned.

However, for the UK runway tests, we need to stop the car much more quickly (i.e. before the end of the runway), so we will be using more powerful brakes for the UK runs.