Sentence examples for the lapsing from inspiring English sources
noun
A temporary failure; a slip.
The lapsing payroll tax cut affects everyone who works, or about three-quarters of all tax filers.
In America, the lapsing of patents can be delayed automatically if drugmakers sue rival generic firms.
After World War I, steps were taken to modernize Malayan defenses and, with the lapsing of the Anglo-Japanese alliance, to build a large naval base in Singapore.
At the Pentagon and the military's Central Command, senior officials gave no indication of any heightened concern about the lapsing of the law.
What makes the night exceptional, in their eyes and mine, is my presence among them, not the lapsing of an old year.
The American consumer may have a harder slog in 2013, however, thanks to fiscal tightening, and especially the lapsing of the payroll tax cut at the end of 2012.
provision for mild procedure against the lapsed during the persecution under Licinius : 15 16.
(In the United States, lapsed Catholics are the second largest denomination).
The network passed, the deal lapsed and...nothing happened.
And then the rights to the novel lapsed.
The lapses were elsewhere.
