Sentence examples similar to stops accruing from inspiring English sources

Many have closed their pension plans to newer employees and stopped accruing benefits for workers already in them.

Workers who earn more than this taxable maximum in a single year stop paying into Social Security on their earnings and also stop accruing additional benefits for that year.

The explanation for this apparently counter-intuitive observation is that papers with a small number of citations have stopped accruing citations, while the trickle of citations to the most highly-cited papers is small when compared to the already accrued citations, and thus does not significantly change the value of the logarithm of the number of citations.

Impath, based in New York, wants to pay the creditors to stop interest from accruing on the debt, said George Davis, the company's lawyer.

The advantage of a privatised system is that it stops the government from accruing more unfunded liabilities, making the total cost of the system lower over time.

After that, I stopped filming so much, to avoid accruing a similar backlog.

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206 Thus, many trials accruing few participants and reporting large treatment effects may have been stopped earlier than planned but failed to report this action.