Sentence examples for closure in part from inspiring English sources

Steel plants have since been sold, mothballed or slated for closure, in part because Europe's economy is so weak.

In February, USA Today profiled Newcomb Central School in Newcomb, New York, which has avoided closure in part by enrolling eighty students from twenty-eight countries since 2007.

The Vertesi plant will be allowed to continue limited operations for three years after the mine's closure, in part to buy time for the town to find a heating alternative.

He blamed the closure in part on an intimidation campaign by members of a 4chan's /pol/ message board.

He urged the judge not to quash the closures, in part because to do so would cause "further delay and further uncertainty" for library employees and their users.

While sectors such as lads' magazines have seen a slew of title closures in part thanks to the rise of the internet, the health and fitness demographic has proved extremely resilient.

Judge Bhardwaj rejected the closure report in part because the investigating agency didn't record any statement from the witnesses it thought were not credible, H.S. Phoolka, Ms. Kaur's lawyer, said Thursday.

Bernard Jenkin, chairman of the Commons public administration and constitutional affairs committee, said MPs were advised the attacks, including a boy's murder five days after the closure, happened in part because "desperate kids no longer had money to pay their drug pushers".

In a post announcing the end of the site and its work, Groklaw stated that its closure was in part due to the simple fact that "There is now no shield from forced exposure".

Game Closure has, in part, made that latter obstacle their top priority, and last summer they'd gotten to a point where they believed they could realize cross-platform push with all the bells and whistles in as little as four to six weeks.

The public health response to an emerging influenza pandemic, particularly whether to initiate aggressive community mitigation strategies such as school closure, depends in part on the severity of illness caused by the potentially pandemic strain: whether it has a more severe disease rate or higher mortality than usually seen with seasonal influenza [1].