Sentence examples for closures suddenly from inspiring English sources

After a decade of expansion, with regional airports enjoying an unprecedented boom, the prospect of reduced services and even closures suddenly seems very real.

Unfortunately, what had previously been bipartisan support for closure suddenly became a partisan issue.

Worse, when the city tried to throw in the towel by giving Frame nearly everything he had been asking for, including the trail's closure, it suddenly found itself facing an even more powerful antagonist -- the state of California.

Suddenly the closure of the airport was announced, and all gatherings were banned too.

The Kopitnik microclip system had shortcomings: (1) closure force was reduced suddenly when clips were opened wide or applied several times; thus, they are not reusable; (2) the clips are expensive; (3) they can not be used in high-flow bypass surgery.

But suddenly mass layoffs and closures, coming as the American gas industry took off, made that mission seem preposterous.

The camera pose deviations decrease suddenly at each loop-closure, because the old landmarks are revisited and the camera pose and landmark locations are updated accordingly.

Suddenly comparing the Gitmo closure to the infamous proposed nuclear waste disposal site in Nevada, he said: "You think Yucca Mountain is a Nimby Problem?

A suddenly approaching object results in anticipatory closure of the eyes.

Pit closures, which had until then been local troubles, were suddenly in the centre of national life – and the North-east was one of the front lines.

Even when the discussion in a particular region appears to have reached closure, such as in central Europe, someone will often suddenly take a contrarian position and re-open the debate (e.g., Whittle 1996).