Sentence examples for year has stopped from inspiring English sources

STA Travel, which provides flights, accommodation, tours and expeditions for 2.5 million students and young people each year, has stopped tours taking in elephant rides and Tiger Temple in Thailand, as well as trips to SeaWorld in Orlando and San Diego, which might have appealed to more mainstream travellers.

The results also showed that the uplift of the volcano (ongoing since the previous year) had stopped, and subsidence of the volcano started after an eruption on 26 January , 2011

In several countries, travel surveys at national level suggest that car use in recent years has stopped growing and even declined [1, 2], including countries such as the US which is the champion of private car reliance.

Bear Stearns, one of many names not to have survived the intervening five years, had stopped fund redemptions in July, for example.

Jean Wieson, who has lived down the block for 24 years, had stopped her car in front of Mr. Haas's house before he arrived home.

But I had walked past that statue for years, had stopped noticing it as anything other than part of the landscape.

As if that wasn't enough, schools have found that the generous donors on whom they had relied for years had stopped returning deans' phone calls as endowment funds withered.But all of these problems are relative.

Clock speeds, which used to double every couple of years, have stopped increasing because as chips are clocked at higher speeds they become difficult to cool and much less energy-efficient.

India suspended dialogue with Pakistan after the attacks, and back-channel negotiations on Kashmir that had been going on for several years had stopped even before then, when then-president Pervez Musharraf's government began unraveling.

Parents whose money helped fuel one of the city's most radical gentrifications in recent years have stopped buying their children new luxury condos, subsidizing rents and providing cash to spend at Bedford Avenue's boutiques and coffee houses.

In 1999 Congress recklessly repealed the Glass-Steagall Act that for 50 years had stopped Wall Street from speculating with government guaranteed deposits.