Sentence examples for undisturbed status from inspiring English sources
Nothing in the movie matches the fascination of its premise and its opening 10 minutes: the undisturbed status quo is mesmeric.
We investigated whether DNA methylation might be perturbed at this locus in spite of the apparently undisturbed imprinting status.
The issue is that climate change is the sort of problem that gets worse all on its own...our collective, passive action doesn't lead to an undisturbed, passive outcome because the status quo makes climate change worse every day.
As in the case elsewhere around the world, it seems that the United States is happy to not antagonize an ally--no matter how egregious its human rights violations--and to let the status quo continue undisturbed, until one day it is too late.
It's time the well-off in society stopped trying to sugar-coat Nigeria's harsh reality and expect the status quo to continue undisturbed.
The Paris climate talks ended on a positive note, yet I couldn't shake the sense that the status quo still remained, undisturbed by this monumental announcement.
In a more general sense it describes forests which have been excluded from forest management by legal status and left to develop undisturbed by man while tolerating all kinds of natural disturbances[18].
In a more general sense it describes forests which have been excluded from forest management by legal status and left to develop undisturbed by man while tolerating all kinds of natural disturbances [ 18].
But, thanks to Russian and British support, the status of the new dynasty was undisturbed, and in Sweden its opponents were very few.
Periparturient females are usually left undisturbed, which makes it impossible to determine the status of neonatal pups, weighing 1 2 g and being hidden in the nest.
It is more intelligible if we start by applying a general presumption against what would be an uncontested restriction on maternal liberty, which establishes a default left undisturbed by state neutrality in the debate over the moral status of the foetus.
