Sentence examples for that has resumed from inspiring English sources

The price of a Bitcoin, which peaked at about $1,200 in December, is now about $630 on Bitstamp, one of the exchanges that has resumed trading.

And the ones who were abusive, she suggested, acted in ways that are to be expected in a society that has resumed warehousing mentally ill people like Darren Rainey, as if they were beyond hope.

The company had invited reporters to observe operations that had resumed a week earlier.

For that reason, groups like WWF International, the global secretariat of what was formerly called the World Wildlife Fund, which advocates the protection of wildlife, are trying to encourage whale watching, especially in countries that have resumed whaling or have considered doing so.

Instead, American intelligence officials say their greatest concern is Iraq's continuing development of chemical and biological weapons, covert programs that have resumed since United Nations weapons inspectors left in 1998.

These will be the hottest topics at U.N. peace talks that have resumed in Geneva.

This result, coupled with morphologic observations, immunocytochemical indicators, and genome-wide methylation analysis confirmed that TER cells were differentiated fibroblastic cells that had resumed normal cellular aging following loss of pluripotency.

Indeed, after 4 days of selection, the number of B16 melanoma cells that had resumed growth increased and reached 76% of the original number of cells at the time of selection.

In September and October 2000, individual blood samplings were stopped in ewes that had resumed their ovulatory activity.

These parasite eggs most likely originated from adult worms that had resumed their development from arrested larvae in the mucosa of adult goats.

Our protocol and sampling regime for milk ELISA detected a large proportion (74%%) of buffaloes that had resumed their ovarian cyclicity by Day 150 post partum but the farmers' oestrus detection rate was low under the assumption that the observed progesterone rise in milk followed an ovulation and a normal cycle.