Sentence examples for that were swallowed from inspiring English sources

CPTPP has suspended 22 TPP clauses that were swallowed by developing countries in exchange for U.S. market access, such as investor-state dispute mechanisms and intellectual property and labor laws.

The weeklong rush to reopen the busy stretch of road included repairs to a sewage pipe and replacing traffic lights and utility poles that were swallowed when the sinkhole opened up shortly after 5am local time on 8 November.

The companies that were swallowed in the 1980s, he says, had old-school-tie managements ill-equipped to repel MBA-trained corporate raiders schooled in tougher London and American business environments.

A number of those bankers are working for boutique firms — just the kind of banking houses that were swallowed up by financial conglomerates just in time for the previous boom to go bust.

The measure's Democratic and Republican supporters responded with a parade of stories and pictures of children who were killed or injured by defective products like cribs that collapsed, toys made with lead and small magnet toys that were swallowed.

Believed to be bacteriumlike organisms that were swallowed up by the ancestors of human cells, mitochondria, organelles that process energy in cells, have retained their DNA, distinct from the genetic material in the cell's nucleus.

"We're a mouse that's swallowed an elephant," Farkas said, more than once.

That there exist such chasms and cavities in the earth we are taught by the rivers that are swallowed up.

Not only did this technique effectively treat mice infected with cytomegalovirus, it worked as an oral solution that was swallowed instead of injected.

Perhaps there are other examples of cutting wit that are swallowed in the gloom of Robert Falls's ponderous production, which originated at the Goodman Theater in Chicago.

DO concertgoers ever wonder what happened to the duck that was swallowed alive by the wolf in "Peter and the Wolf," the fairy tale by Prokofiev?