Sentence examples for another terminated from inspiring English sources

Of the remaining four patients, one woman miscarried because of an abnormality not related to the procedure, and another terminated, also because of an abnormality.

McPherson's hope that, as she wrote, "romance and Religion can walk hand in hand, and love and faith can find room in the heart of a woman" produced, after her divorce from the lingeringly loyal McPherson, another terminated marriage, this time to the three-hundred-pound David Hutton, whom she had hired to sing the part of the Pharaoh in her sacred opera "The Iron Furnace".

The most recent research suggests that for every child born with Down syndrome, another is terminated.

The film, you may be surprised to hear, is no masterpiece, though there's no shortage of good, clean fun to be had as one tattooed goon after another is terminated with extreme prejudice.

Another patient terminated the DOC+CDDP treatment after two cycles and received three cycles of S-1 chemotherapy.

Shortly after the two were terminated, another racist remark appeared on the bathroom stall, and another employee of the dealership sent a photo of the graffiti to Grammer, according to the lawsuit.

In response to the article, the Mavericks announced that they had suspended one employee, terminated another, and hired outside counsel to investigate the allegations.

A De Beers unit also recently shelved a deal to acquire half of a Russian gem miner because of the financial crisis; another subsidiary just terminated a production agreement at a mine in South Africa.

On 5 October, the Russian government suspended an agreement with the United States on nuclear R&D cooperation and terminated another on retooling Russian research reactors to no longer run on weapons-grade uranium fuel.

Once the lineage fate is programmed into cTEPs or mTEPs, the expression of lineage-specific molecules is permitted and the expression of molecules specific for another lineage is terminated.

First, when Sally wills something there is a particular process that occurs in which Sally deliberates, experiences certain desires or leanings toward one thing or another, eventually terminating in her doing such and such.