Sentence examples for abrupt did from inspiring English sources
These studies found that obese women reported instances of negative interactions with maternity care providers, including perceptions that care providers were rude, angry and abrupt, did not take them seriously, and did not adequately respond to their needs [ 23, 24].
Democrats said he was not abrupt and did not storm out of the room.
Tour operators said that while the news on Friday of the suspension of all flights by Mexicana was abrupt, it did not come as a total surprise.
The governor had staked his political career on derailing what he calls "Obamacare," and his abrupt reversal did not endear him to conservatives in Florida or in the Legislature.
That's because the movie reportedly cost more than $200m to make after studio executives baulked at the original ending, which was deemed to be too abrupt and did not lend itself to a sequel.
As a result, Mr. Coats is expected to face Representative Brad Ellsworth, who is in line to be named by the state Democratic committee as the replacement for Mr. Bayh, whose abrupt departure did not allow other Democrats time to get on Tuesday's ballot.
Thus, trade reform was abrupt and did not provide any way to smooth out losses.
"Sometimes with people applying, the transition seems so abrupt: They did their Ph.D. working in a lab for 5 years and then, all of a sudden, they are sending an application for an informal science education job, and in the cover letter they say, 'I decided I'm interested.' I'd like to understand more about where that transition comes from, because that's a big change in career path.
However, the abrupt ending does not seem to have dented his belief and he is prepared for the next test.
We exploit Daylight Saving Time shift using non-parametric regression discontinuity techniques to provide indisputable evidence that this abrupt disturbance does affect incidence of AMI.
"This is extremely abrupt — I don't think anyone saw it coming," said Alan Mutter, an industry consultant and former newspaper editor who blogs about journalism.
