Sentence examples for be in the final phase from inspiring English sources

We should be able to discuss whether there are important distinctions between someone who feels him or herself to be in the final phase of life, prior to inevitable debilitation, and a cancer patient in her final days who is allowed a clinical assisted suicide?

Tuesday's statement came a day after North Korea claimed to be in the final phase of developing a new earth observation satellite.

The latest advice, following the American example, was a warning that "international terrorists may be in the final phases of planning attacks against western interests".

It was that intelligence, described by another official as "specific and credible," that prompted a public travel warning on May 1 by the State Department that terrorists "may be in the final phases of planning attacks against U.S. interests in Saudi Arabia".

The attackers struck after the State Department issued an extraordinarily specific warning on May 1 that terrorists "may be in the final phases of planning attacks" on American targets in Saudi Arabia.

While some people may have drawn the conclusion that tensions had died down after the recent Iraq war, the United States issued an unusually specific warning on May 1 that terrorists "may be in the final phases of planning attacks" on American targets in Saudi Arabia.

"But we are in the final phase".

The institution is in the final phase of the renovation of Burlington House, its home on Piccadilly.

In June Lloyds had said it was in the final phase of protracted discussions.

Now 83, Wilson must surely feel he is in the final phase of a long career.

"The friends from Navarre and Bilbao are in the final phase," it said.