Sentence examples for closures become from inspiring English sources

In whatever time remains before reports of big-name closures become a news page staple, nervous nellies in the catering world may care to study the lunchtime work of that outstanding restaurateur Nigel Platts-MartiNigel

Thomas McEvilley lived long enough to see his critique of modernism's closures become virtually ratified by an entire generation.

In the years that followed, coal-mine closures became rampant, and unemployment in the coalfields skyrocketed.

In contrast, I604M had a Po near 100% even before GSK exposure and therefore showed only a little increase after (Fig. 4b, note that sporadic spiky closures became less prevalent after treatment).

When the elder Mr. Romney later ran for governor of Michigan, the son recalled, the plant closure became a rather sensitive subject, especially when a school band played the Wisconsin fight song at a parade.

"But closure became inevitable".

On this basis, measurements were repeated until the value of closure became smaller than the threshold given by Eq. (1).

The council said the notice has been worded this way to allow for unforeseen circumstances or if an emergency closure becomes necessary for public safety reasons.

For pores longer than the above, "open plugs" around pore mouths are formed; the factors responsible for the retardation of the hydration process around pore walls are eliminated and the mechanism of pore closure becomes similar to that of conical pores.

In the years that followed, the closure became intense with more rigorous enforcement.

Note that the β-closure becomes unstable when β approaches −1.