Sentence examples for virtually suspended from inspiring English sources

Operations on haemophiliacs have been virtually suspended because of the risks created by the shortages.

Sorting out the mess had to take precedence over finding new reserves, and drilling for oil was virtually suspended.

Indeed, the International Fund for Animal Welfare admits that it has virtually suspended its British campaigns on animal testing in order to concentrate on hunting.

It's like looking at a landscape that changes slowly with the lengthening of the shadows and the deepening of the light, in which time is virtually suspended.

The nature of acting -- the irregularity of work -- means that even the most successful actors spend their careers in a virtually suspended state of retirement, never knowing when the next job will come or what it will be.

One foreigner who came was Gen. Anthony C. Zinni, the American envoy, whose mission to secure a cease-fire has been virtually suspended by the latest eruption of violence.

My own belief is that the change in world relations since the London conference of April , 1930 fully justifies the American Government in virtually suspending new construction.

Trey Allen, a lawyer from Raleigh who represented the school district, noted that the court had not accepted the proposal by the girls' lawyers to establish an even stronger constitutional right of alternate schooling for virtually all suspended students.

The turbidity was less than 3 NTU and virtually no suspended solids (Table 3).

"Do you run an ad with a picture of downtown Manhattan even if it did not include the World Trade Center?" For now, the content issue is a moot point in most instances because many television and radio networks and stations have suspended virtually all advertising, while many magazines and newspapers are limiting the space devoted to ads.

The RVFCW was efficient at removing virtually all of the suspended solids and biological oxygen demand, and about 80% of the chemical oxygen demand after 8 h.