Sentence examples for closure through from inspiring English sources

It is now facing the threat of closure through lack of funding.

Staff working for the paper, which has a distribution of 44,000 a week, learned of the closure through the editor of a rival publication.

Some even profited from the closure through exclusive permits from the Israelis to import goods and maintain monopolies over basic goods in Palestinian markets.

Rice, who says about 50% of New Life residents come from the suburbs, is fighting closure through demonstrations and the courts, which he claims are violating a Missouri law that says every county is obligated to provide a shelter.

The announcement also has united Sweet Briar graduates from around the world in hopes of reversing the decision and the local county attorney has attempted to blunt the closure through the courts.

To many Europeans, it often seems that church-going America puts more emphasis on the idea of "closure" through retribution, after terrible acts of violence, than their own cheerfully secular continent does.

Then there's Rome and Deadwood, probably the two shows that come up most often when closure-through-movie is mentioned.

This paper deals with the numerical study of the plasticity-induced crack closure of through-thickness plane cracks, in CT specimens made of 304L austenitic stainless steel.

We are not like central Europe," Tsouklidou told Reuters, referring to border closures through the Balkans.

Performance was continually monitored by a research assistant who noted all lapses and eye closures (through use of an eye tracking device).

Bivalves protect themselves against environmental hyposaline water by means of: (1) preventing the hyposaline water from flowing on their soft tissue through valve closure and through ceasing pumping behavior; and/or (2) decreasing the osmotic pressure in their soft tissue cells to the osmotic pressure in the environmental water (Gosling 2003).