Sentence examples for abrupt that from inspiring English sources

Simply replacing ownership of print collections with electronic access services can abrupt that process, damage healthy scholarly communication, decrease the research productivity of scholars, and eventually erode the quality of academic programs.

In fact, Tsunoda et al. (2010) found, using the radio beacon on the C/NOFS satellite and beacon receivers distributed in longitude, that LSWS is a bounded region containing upwellings and that the boundary was quite abrupt, that is, comparable to 700 km.

The change in tone is so abrupt that the dissonance it creates is almost distasteful.

It is a change so abrupt that the ladies undo their hug to watch.

Mr. Forbes's withdrawal was so abrupt that his commercials were still running on television here today.

And when the end came on Friday, it was peaceful and so abrupt that American television put on its own kind of five-second delay.

Mr. Turner doesn't smear or honk or squeal his notes, and his sound is much less percussive and abrupt than that of Mr. Rollins or his descendants.

We learned that we were too abrupt in that transition".

But it's the abrupt transitions that have been the most indelible.

Sea lions are returning to Pier 39 in San Francisco after an abrupt disappearance that left tourists disappointed and experts baffled.

Most of the report focuses on abrupt changes that occurred naturally, long before humans dominated the landscape.