Sentence examples for closures down from inspiring English sources

A survey commissioned by Camra found that 82% of Britons put the rapid rate of pub closures down to the fact that beer bought in supermarkets to drink at home was significantly cheaper.

Ms. Hash smartly balanced the new color direction with designs that fans will find familiar: faux drop-waisted skirts, easy-fitting pants embellished with knotted twists of fabric at the waist and tuxedo-style tops with off-center closures down the front.

The layoffs at Gree were initially reported last week and come amidst other layoffs and closures, including closing down the Vancouver studio in May.

However, international experience tells us that closing down does not necessarily bring closure.

Although the number of closures was down by 5% to 22,801, openings tumbled 15% to 20,804, reversing the trend seen in the second half of 2015, when there were 335 more openings than closures.

Health managers say the closures are down to a shortage of midwives and are temporary, but opponents fear they could become permanent.

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While some closures were down to economic reasons - they simply weren't bringing in the pounds to cover the costs - others have met the gentrification guillotine.

This enabled the client companies to significantly speed up their monthly, quarterly and annual account closure processes down to just a day or two.

The next set of experiments are the 'meat' of the paper and they comprehensively address the role of Crumbs FBM in actomyosin dynamics and show that the FBM of Crb regulates actomyosin dynamics in the amnioserosa during dorsal closure by down-regulating the Rho1 pathway.

The number of analytes (110 total) detected in surface water decreased from 69 prior to closure down to 8 in the first post-closure sampling event approximately 30 d later, with a corresponding 2 order of magnitude decrease in the cumulative concentration of detected analytes.