Sentence examples for system ceased from inspiring English sources

The sacrificial system ceased, however, with the destruction of the Temple, and prayer took the place of sacrifices.

But as soon as people began to demand that governments do something about unemployment, speculative attack became a recurrent problem and the system ceased to work.

As the power of the central government declined, however, the system ceased to be effective, and after the 13th century only a limited number of important shrines continued to receive the Imperial offerings.

All those references to George Osborne taking us back to the 1930s might be about projected levels of spending, but there are also echoes of the last time laissez-faire ideas ran into the ground and an entire system ceased to function.

(1789; What Is the Third Estate?) was one of the most widely read of the thousands of tracts published as the royal censorship system ceased to function, demanded that the upcoming assembly be structured so that the Third Estate of commoners, the vast majority of the population, could prevent the privileged orders from paralyzing its deliberations.

Because of the extensive regulation and government intervention, the financial system ceased to perform its basic function of allocating investment.

The idea here is that with falling rates of capital and the immiseration of the working class, this system ceases to be stable.

Mr. Bloomberg had bought the bicycle, a helmet and other accessories for $663 this month as the subway and bus strike was threatened, hoping to set an example for the public on how to cope should the system cease running.

When this happens, she says, "the system ceases to be insurance and becomes bail-out".The immediate danger is that firms may conclude that the load on them is too much to bear.

Political systems suffer violent breakdown when channels of communication fail to function effectively, when institutional structures and processes fail to resolve conflicts among demands and to implement acceptable policies, and when the system ceases to be viewed as responsive by the individual and groups making demands on it.

For oscillatory biochemical networks, destabilization means that the system ceases to oscillate.