Sentence examples for until it is stopped from inspiring English sources

The particle continues to circle about the field line, but its forward motion is retarded until it is stopped and finally forced back along its original path.

The fast electron experiences the cumulative effect of many simultaneous Coulomb forces, and undergoes a continuous deceleration until it is stopped.

As Hamas leaders stand amongst the rubble of Shuja'iya, brandishing weapons and proclaiming victory and continued jihad, at least one thing is clear: until it is stopped, peace may well elude us, and so long as it remains in power, the real losers will be Israelis and Palestinians who long for a radically different, peaceful future.

The reaction also continues in the early stages of the reversed cycle until it is stopped by the prohibitively negative potentials.

A fast global resurfacing event is the result, which consumes the old and cold lithosphere until it is stopped by the resulting, globally spanning young and still buoyant surface.

"The already undervalued dollar won't stop falling until it is stopped via coordinated intervention," said Morgan Stanley's Stephen Jen in a note published in December.

Microsoft attempted to dig its own moat by simply shutting out its competitors, until it was stopped by the courts.

And it was under the leadership of Brown that the 2008-09 recession was prevented from turning into another Great Depression, and the economy began to recover, until it was stopped in its tracks by George Osborne's austerity budget of 2010.

We await Mr Hunt's appearance before Lord Justice Leveson, but his direction of travel suggests he would have approved the takeover – until it was stopped in its tracks by the chilling revelation that Milly Dowler's phone was hacked by the News of the World.

Elizabeth Berkley had a rising career until it was stopped dead in its tracks by her appearance in Paul Verhoeven's movie about a young drifter who arrives in Las Vegas wanting to become a top dancer.

They did not object to that as until it was stopped by the Home Office in 2001 some 7% of their budget was reserved for voluntary projects.