Sentence examples similar to amicable announcement from inspiring English sources
The human moderators training the AI is by far the most amicable part of YouTube's announcement; the proliferation of robots, as opposed to human employees, has long bothered the YouTube community-at-large.
A brief announcement by Le Cirque and the hotel to "part ways" stressed that the agreement was amicable and that Mr. Maccioni has not "decided his next venture".
One source around the time of the company's funding announcement told us that co-founder Scott's departure was abrupt and not necessarily amicable, and that Smith had been gone for some time.
The announcement, made on Monday by Ms. Gielgud and the ballet board, described her departure as amicable but attributed it to "clear differences of opinion and a mismatch of expectations".
Coldplay finds itself at a tricky career juncture putting out and promoting its new album closely on the heels of the public announcement of the split between lead singer Chris Martin and actress Gwyneth Paltrow, who described their amicable parting as a "conscious uncoupling".
"The directors will hold discussions with Mr McCoist to seek an amicable solution in the best interests of the company, and expect to be in a position to make a further announcement before the end of the week.
When we were told last week that Dawn French and Lenny Henry had separated, after more than 25 years of apparently exemplary marriage – bar, that is, what Dawn calls Lenny's one-night "blip" – the announcement came with what has become the standard addendum on these occasions: the parting, we were assured, was entirely amicable; they love each other very much; they remain the best of friends.
How amicable is too amicable?
The parting seems amicable.
