Sentence examples for which stalled in from inspiring English sources

The British economy, which stalled in the second quarter, is now unmistakably falling into recession.

Russia is the sixth member of the six-party process, which stalled in 2009 when North Korea withdrew.

Mr. Meehan, a Democrat, is perhaps best known as a sponsor of the Shays-Meehan campaign finance bill, which stalled in the House of Representatives this month.

The episode brought to mind the 2006 breakdown of the Roosevelt Island Tramway, which stalled in midair, trapping dozens of passengers over the East River, some for as long as 11 hours.

In the fall of 1999 he was to produce "Scent of the Roses," by a South African playwright, Lisette Lecat Ross, which stalled in Nyack, N.Y., on its way to Broadway.

On Sunday a Democratic senator, Richard Blumenthal, told CBS he wanted to revive gun-control legislation which stalled in the face of NRA opposition, after the 2012 elementary school shooting at Sandy Hook in Connecticut.

And some of the anecdotes are engaging, like her account of the time co-workers changed the typewriter keys on a "pompous and fussy" editor in New York or the repeated accounts of her temperamental Hillman automobile, which stalled regularly in Paris, once wreaking havoc in the midst of a demonstration between striking workers and the police.

Taken together, our data not only identify a developmentally relevant stage at which stalled differentiation might result in NB cell formation but also suggest a possible mechanism for suppression of NA differentiation within this population.

Put simply, where large shares of adults have poor skills, it becomes difficult to introduce productivity-enhancing technologies and new ways of working, which stalls improvements in living standards.

A study of larynx carcinoma cells resistant to the drug taxol, which stalls cells in the G2/M phase of the cell cycle, were shown to have elevated levels of ribosomal protein L7a [ 44].

Democrats are trying to build momentum on issues like immigration reform, which cleared the Senate but faces an uncertain future in the House; expanded background checks for certain firearm purchases, which are stalled in Congress; and measures to curb climate change, which the president outlined last month.