Sentence examples for early ending of from inspiring English sources

Even the Government's own analysis shows that an early ending of support for support for onshore wind could drive up power sector emissions in the UK by up to 63 million tonnes".

A state of emergency was issued in Jacksonville, Florida, causing the early ending of a jazz festival and Memorial Day events.

Secondly, an early end-of-programme evaluation might ensure the continuity of a programme by minimising the occurrence of huge hiatuses between programmes.

That is the early end of the timetable doctors have given for a return, and Pennington was noncommittal Monday about when he might be ready to play.

Vizio has not generally been at the early end of new trends - its competitors were selling Internet-connected televisions and 3-D TVs long before it was.

This cleverly staged show will clue you in on all forms of roof behavior, with works by talents including John Sloan, Joseph Stella and Jacob Riis at the early end of the 20th century and contemporary artists like Faith Ringgold and Yvonne Jacquette.

The report cites the early end of subsidies for onshore wind power and large scale solar projects alongside major changes to the climate change levy as the reasons for the loss of confidence.

Brazil and other countries that complained about "hot money" inflows and "currency wars," have now suddenly gotten what they wished for: a likely early end of the Fed's QE.

This early end of summer is very appropriately marked by the British Birdwatching Fair, now universally known as Birdfair, and held at the Rutland Water nature reserve for the past 27 years, this year from 21-23 August.

"It's the early end of R&D".

These poorly soluble and highly insulating species are produced at the end of discharge, and are responsible for the positive electrode passivation and the early end of discharge.