Sentence examples for closure may from inspiring English sources

Daw Mill's closure may be unavoidable, because of the appalling underground fire that still rages there.

The more vigorous full closure may be evoked as a reflex response.

But fans hoping for some narrative closure may have had better luck with the "Lost" finale.

Others suspect the closure may have been in advance of a renewed, scorched-earth, attack on the LRA.

Tubal closure may also be achieved by electronic coagulation of a segment of the tubes or by chemical adhesives.

It is having such serious problems recruiting doctors to work in the unit, especially consultants, that partial closure may be necessary to ensure the safety of care.

But, counter-intuitively, the conservatives in Congress who want to save Guantánamo from closure may end up safeguarding the legal rights of its inmates.

Normally, functional closure of the ductus arteriosus is completed within the first few days after birth, although complete anatomic closure may not occur for several months.

But population shifts, and the continuing move towards treating patients as day cases mean that in some cases closure may be the most sensible option.

The danger now for Iraq, it added, was that the closure may give Mr Allawi's government "a freer hand to abuse human rights and pursue personal political vendettas in the name of restoring law and order".

In the end, our facile notion of "closure" may be best captured by the convenient oblivion of Bobby Frank Cherry, who maintained a blank stare through his recent hearing.