Sentence examples for a potential closure from inspiring English sources

Of course, there's no way of knowing whether in the event of a potential closure, SoundCloud's massive digital archive would—as some artists have speculated simply vanish into thin air.

The development has been framed as a threat to Ministry of Sound due to potential noise complaints by future residents, but the hearing insists that all parties have agreed to preliminary measures that hope to disspell fears of a potential closure for the club.  .

The 2009 as well as the 1918-19 experiencesuggeststhathat, athehe very least, officials must consider in advance who has the authority to close schools and identify what goals they wish to accomplish through a potential closure.

As if the loss of 900 jobs at the BAe plant in nearby Brough were not bad enough, the city is now having to come to terms with the prospect of losing just over 300 jobs as a result of the potential closure by Comet of its call centre there.

A similar cost-cutting program staved off the potential closure of a smaller sister paper, The Trenton Times.

Carter believed the men were having a back-room meeting about the potential closure and demolishing of a Chicago high school, Collins, to make way for the planned 2016 Olympic Games.

It's about changing what we value: after all nobody is really going to come out and protest the potential closure of a theatre because they once saw a quite good revival of Private Lives or The Rise and Fall of Little Voice there.

The "potential closure of a district school" was listed as a reason for opposing the transfer of the Sagebrush area in a resolution the five Glendale school board members passed unanimously Tuesday night.

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A public consultation into the potential closure of schools in Aberdeen is under way.

It is cheaper than other forms of energy production, and Ineos hopes the process will help to turn around loss-making Grangemouth  where the Unite union last year faced a fierce battle with bosses over potential closure plans that would have seen the loss of 700 jobs.