Sentence examples for ended up terminating from inspiring English sources

It is understood Valcke's position is that, while there was a Fifa contract with JB Marketing to sell tickets, it later became clear Fifa was not in a position to sell these tickets and that, when it became apparent that tickets were being offered at above face value, Valcke warned Alon about the need to adhere to the regulations and ended up terminating the contract.

She ended up terminating her pregnancy.

One of the participants with a fairly healthy pregnancy and a high perception of pregnancy risk score commented: ""A friend of mine got pregnant; I think she was 36, and she did have a baby who had so many problems that they were surprised the baby's heart was even still beating in her womb, so she ended up terminating that pregnancy, and she's still broken up about... so I was debating this.

I ask them if they remember the hell of a time we had at the 1985 summer camp when we set fire to the wooden shed, and I keep making things up and go on and on until they end up terminating the call.

"Personally, I don't think we can make a deal, because we have been so badly taken advantage of and they have made such great deals, both of the countries, but in particular, Mexico, that I don't think we can make a deal… So I think we'll probably end up terminating NAFTA at some point".

If the route ends up terminating at some unknown location that doesn't connect to another interstate or it's own will be given an odd number.

At the end, everything ended up perfect".

Trump seems unmoved; in a recent speech in Arizona, he said, "I think we'll end up probably terminating NAFTA".

Both Mexico and Canada have dismissed his musing in a Tuesday speech that "we'll end up probably terminating NAFTA at some point" as a negotiating tactic.

They might boost your follower count (unless they're detected and terminated) but won't actually engage with your content or help your business, and end up dragging down your metrics so Instagram shows your posts to fewer people.

Perhaps instead of the MacGuffin of the recording contract, which always seems to end up being terminated within six months anyway, X Factor contestants could simply compete for the chance to present or judge the show next year?