Sentence examples for closure out from inspiring English sources
"A closure out of spite," he thought, "because the owners couldn't get the redevelopment through that they wanted".
The review – completed in April 2015 – pointed to a previous report earmarking 17 sites for closure out of 75 major bases and estimated the disposal of these properties could reap $1.4bn over 30 years, including $570m from sales.
On 4 May, the chairman of the powerful House appropriations committee, liberal Democrat David Obey, stripped $80m devoted to the Guantánamo closure out of a wartime funding bill destined to pass.
(Mr. Sanchez said he probably fished "epistemic closure" out of his subconscious from an undergraduate course in philosophy, where it has a technical meaning in the realm of logic).
The birch cradle has channels that keep the ports and buttons accessible, and the back of the case has a hole for the camera's aperture, although to take a photo, you have to hold the front flap and the elastic closure out of the way.
Wound repair data are referenced to time point 0 h, with results presented as mean percent wound closure (out of 100%) after a given period of time ± standard deviation.
When the Silk Road website was busted in October 2013, the closure took out 13,648 different drug deals, according to research by US online safety group, Digital Citizens Alliance (pdf).
But the contractor, Granite Construction, produced photographs that it said were taken before Ms. Rupp's crash that showed the lane closure laid out perfectly.
In the end, the gods themselves insist on what we might call "closure," pointing out that even a man who loses a brother or a son "grieves, weeps, and then his tears are done".
He was the reliever who arrived to the strains of Metallica's "Enter Sandman," a closer who dependably delivered closure — turning out the lights on the league's best hitters, shutting almost every door.
Also, how these two dimensions of inclusion and closure play out has been differentiated for modes of governance.
