Sentence examples for entered a terminal from inspiring English sources

The Australian coal export industry has peaked and entered a "terminal long-term decline", says a new report that argues high prices have pushed global energy markets more quickly towards cheaper and cleaner alternatives.

In turn, many proponents of "peak oil" theory, the idea that the global rate of oil production has entered a terminal decline, have insisted that the cable confirms their view on resource scarcity.

ON June 12 , 1987 the cold war entered a terminal phase, in ways that few could have anticipated, and in fact, almost no one did — with the exception of a president down on his legendary luck.

One possible explanation for the contrasting behaviour in suprabasal epidermis, is that SBKs are post-mitotic and have already entered a terminal differentiation process.

There can now be little doubt that the conflict in Indo-China is entering a terminal phase, at least as far as this country is concerned.

By Richard H. Rovere The New Yorker, July 17 , 1971P. 70 There can now be little doubt that the conflict in Indo-China is entering a terminal phase, at least as far as this country is concerned.

The New Yorker, July 17 , 1971P. 70 There can now be little doubt that the conflict in Indo-China is entering a terminal phase, at least as far as this country is concerned.

As Mr. Obama steps into his second term of governing a country that is, on many levels, entering a terminal phase, he has to make clear to the rabid opposition that he is willing to abandon it to its fate if necessary, for the sake of the common fate we all share.

He hopped an 8-foot fence and was arrested, still in his bright yellow safety vest, as he tried to enter a terminal.

Since 1940 the basic shape and décor of the Marine Air Terminal -- called "A" -- has changed little, so its allure lies in its small size and in the illusion that you are still entering a terminal built when passenger flights were still a glamorous fantasy for most people.

In December, the New York Post reported that Newark Airport's new Perimeter Intrusion Detection System failed when a 24-year-old man got over a fence and walked across two runways before trying to enter a terminal after running out of gas on the New Jersey Turnpike.