Sentence examples for bring an abrupt from inspiring English sources
This will bring an abrupt end to its cheap-labour manufacturing.
Even if March did represent the low for this bear market, a run of bad data could still bring an abrupt end to this rally.
Markets took fright at the prospect that early elections likely to be held in mid-February could bring an abrupt end to Mr Monti's economic reform programme.
That is about 46percentt below the stock's 12-month high of $41, as higher fuel prices threaten to bring an abrupt halt to the airline industry's recovery.
However, President Bush's election pledge this week to withdraw 70,000 troops from Germany and Korea may bring an abrupt end to Europe's old doublethink on Nato.
Lastly, Democrats have talked about demanding a recount in New Hampshire, which Mr Bush won narrowly, though they have since backed off that threat.A concession by either candidate would bring an abrupt end to this growing political and legal battle.
He brought an abrupt end to Kakas gallop towards goal.
"At Carshalton in 1762 a disputed catch brought an abrupt end to a Surrey-Kent match.
The destruction of his government brought an abrupt end to the privileges many enjoyed.
His fall brought an abrupt end to his construction work and thus his income.
1940s The outbreak of the second world war brought an abrupt halt to the construction boom.
