Sentence examples for cheap closure from inspiring English sources

It is applied to the class of Kershaw closures, which are able to provide a cheap closure of the moment problem.

Even the museum's latest exhibit, showcasing the fatigue shirt worn by a Navy Seal who killed Osama bin Laden, has sparked strong feelings, with Newsweek calling it "cheap closure".

It said working on the tunnels during the day was cheaper and the closure scheme was part of a package of measures aimed at saving about £14m from the highways budget.

North Pacific Paper Company, in a statement, said Canadian companies have flooded the American market with cheap newsprint, forcing the closure of paper mills across the United States.

Critics say the tax has pushed up electricity costs yet has failed to force the closure of cheap coal-fired power stations, which still provide 40% of Britain's power.

Closure is a cheap substitute for justice.

The cheap high street retailer faces closure.

This method is non-invasive, cheap, and effectively achieves partial closure of the hemiepiphysis (Bowen et al.1984).1984

No more closures because of cheap imports.

The Federal Chamber of Automotive Industries, which represents carmakers, also says any move to reduce quickly the 5% tariff on imported cars – which will make new cars up to $2000 cheaper – may also force earlier closure.

The opposition also warns that a flood of cheap Chinese imports could lead to factory closures and the loss of jobs.