Sentence examples for then dormant from inspiring English sources

Once dominant, and then dormant, commercial real estate loans are beginning to show signs of life on the trading floor after a two-year slump.

It can also resolve different life stages of algal cells, which helps determine when blooms are going through major transitions for instance, the formation of gametes, which fuse to create zygotes and then dormant cysts that fall to bottom sediments as seeds for future blooms.

The Cosby Show was so successful that it is credited with keeping afloat its struggling network, NBC; with reviving the then-dormant sitcom genre; and even with preparing Americans to elect a black president.

I revived my then-dormant blog The Shooting Star, on which I had ranted about life on and off for the past four years, rejigging it with a travel focus.

The Times obliged, giving new life to the then-dormant scandal.

Lee listened and stewed, waiting for some mention of the fact that the movie not only glorified the Ku Klux Klan but also revitalized the then-dormant group, an awakening that led to lynchings and terrorist acts.

Mawenzi arose soon after, then went dormant.

The virus causes childhood chickenpox, then goes dormant for decades.

Secessionist activities on Bougainville then remained dormant until 1989.

Such faults may then lie dormant until just the right combination of circumstances comes along.

In rare cases, the virus spreads to the brain but then becomes dormant.