Sentence examples for stopped short of using from inspiring English sources

The School Committee stopped short of using the "O" word last night.

He stopped short of using the word "terrorism" to describe the explosions but vowed to bring the perpetrators to justice.

President Obama stopped short of using the word — most recently in a statement marking Armenian Remembrance Day on April 24 — though he used the term before becoming president.

While Mr Clow has stopped short of using the word successor himself, he has referred to Mr McBride as "the kind of talent that can take this agency to the next level and be responsible for the future".

Mr Cameron, asked whether Britain was "at war" with Isis, stopped short of using the same words but said the UK stood in "total solidarity" with France and would do "everything we can" to defeat the "disease of Islamist extremism".

Earlier this month, America's Congress passed a resolution describing the killings of black Darfuris as "genocide", though the Bush administration has so far stopped short of using this description.

However the Senate's report, the result of years of investigation, reportedly stops short of using the word "torture" to describe the interrogation techniques used by the agency.

And despite our generation's ease with social networking, research suggests some graduates stop short of using it to find career opportunities.

Mr. Starck's creations are "the antithesis of the mass market, subversive to the status quo," Mr. Schrager said, stopping short of using the well-known advertising claim, "limited edition".

Still, Daley stops short of using either the term "gay" or "bisexual".

They inflicted physical, emotional, and economic damage, and he believed they would not stop short of using assassinations to neutralize their adversaries.