Sentences with phrase «go out of circulation»

Go ahead and see for yourself in the video embedded below, and tells us what you think about Samsung finally coming clean on what caused one of its best smartphones to go out of circulation.

Of all cryptocurrencies available on the market, it is sure that some of these would go out of circulation.

-LSB-...] digital books means that those will also go out of circulation, just like our physical books do.

The Project Ara never went out of circulation despite the acquisition of Motorola by Lenovo.

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Those of you who say this was racial injustice, you really should go try to board a moving train to get your defective genes out of circulation before you bring more stupid morons into this world.

Cuts out middleman Shelly, but he's going to be out of circulation for a while anyway.

And in the next few months Alan Johnson will also set out plans to go even further - to introduce on the NHS a series of tests to identify vulnerability to heart and circulation problems.

These aren't very strenuous for me, so they won't cause my body to be forced to do a lot of recovery... but just getting out in the fresh air and getting the circulation going I feel is good to help the body fight off the sickness.

Though you shouldn't just go out and start chewing on trees, the bark of pine trees is known to strengthen the veins and arteries and fight inflammation, thereby improving blood circulation and reducing joint pain.

All the Boys Love Mandy Lane has been out of circulation not because of its quality, but rather due to distribution rights with companies that went out of business.

I would go even further and say that they had to have implied a principle that land should not be kept out of circulation indefinitely — that the ordinary meaning of the LTA would effect sort of a restraint on alienation.

«Ironically the increased regulations around trading may be contributing to the current high price of cryptocurrencies, as the increased difficulty of «cashing out» encourages people to hold their coins for longer, meaning there are fewer coins in circulation to meet the increasing demand, therefore the price goes up.»

Once used for aiding air circulation and adding extra light and warmth, these panes went out of style with the wide - use of modern air conditioning and heating systems.