| Partial recoveries are also noted, where the patient ceases to be maniacal but exhibits an undue excitability. |
| George calls attention to a similar service provided by Moses' sabbatical year during which all farming ceases. |
| If the conferment of a right of avoidance ceases to make commercial or legal sense, then it should be treated as having been exhausted. |
| A quantum object ceases to exist here, and simultaneously appears in existence over there. |
| If something in science suddenly becomes so sacrosanct that you can't question it, then it ceases to be science. |
| But looking ahead to the future, a scenario that we all fear is one in which the administration effectively ceases to function. |
