Sentence examples for which stopped using from inspiring English sources

For America Online, which stopped using the disputed accounting method in 1996, the settlement is probably of minimal import now.

Some companies — like Clorox, which stopped using lethal chlorine gas at its bleach plants — have voluntarily switched to safer techniques, but many are unlikely to do so on their own.

She said the legislation did not account for resource shortfalls in rural and regional WA, which could limit sentencing options, and said WA should emulate the "excellent blueprint" of New South Wales, which stopped using jail time to "cut out" fines in 1996.

At the Rochester Institute of Technology, which stopped using trays last summer, the manager of the Grace Watson Dining Hall, one of five on campus, said she had seen a marked drop in food waste, estimating that the school saved 10percentt on food spending despite rising ingredient costs.

It was unclear whether reverting its terms of service would be enough to satisfy high-profile users like National Geographic, which stopped using its Instagram account in light of the moves, or other users who have aired their grievances on Twitter and Facebook.

The pigments included cinnabar, chromium green and lazurite — a blue-green copper compound — as well as tin-lead yellow, which artists stopped using after the 19th century because of toxicity.

In Mozambique, infection rates are 20-40 times higher than in neighbouring Swaziland, which never stopped using DDT.Environmentalists argue that DDT-spraying causes harm to humans, but no replicated, peer-reviewed study has ever demonstrated this.

Ham attributes this to the fact that he had an AOL website up until this point which he stopped using in 2002.

The "holiday placemats for social justice" advised students on how to talk to their families over the holidays about Syrian refugees, police killings, student activism and the controversy over the "house master" title which the University recently stopped using.

The gel was further washed briefly with distilled water and kept in 0.2% (w/v) silver nitrate solution for 30 min. The gel was washed thoroughly with Milli-Q and developed with the use of sodium carbonate with sodium thiosulfate and formaldehyde until bands were seen clearly, after which the reaction was stopped using 6% acetic acid.

The SDS, which was disbanded in 2008, stopped using the meeting place in Balcombe Street, central London more than a decade ago.