Sentence examples for eventual closure from inspiring English sources

Even Horizon's eventual closure was the result of its editor losing interest.

Despite the eventual closure of these companies, South Bend's economy has remained highly industrialized.

The president has said in the face of international criticism he would like to see its eventual closure.

Francis has made clear that he wants reform of the IOR and has refused to rule out its eventual closure.

Despite the epic interior, or perhaps because of it, the venue struggled to pull in the punters during its later years, blaming the recession for its eventual closure.

The "choice" requirement is the opening salvo in the government's stepped-up battle to improve academic achievement by establishing the threat of dwindling student enrollment and eventual closure.

But eventual gap closure to give a metallic state is not observed; instead, there is a sudden transition at 15 20 GPa to a more insulating phase, possibly with covalent intermolecular bonding.

The leader of Hambleton District Council said the eventual permanent closure of the hospital's A&E unit felt "inevitable".

This results in compression of the vitreous gel, progressive forward displacement of the lens-iris diaphragm and eventual direct closure of the anterior chamber angle despite the presence of patent iridotomy [ 12].

The closure of London King's Cross station on the 27 December due to overrunning engineering works from Boxing Day led to the overcrowding the eventual shutdown of Finsbury Park rail station, which left thousands stranded.

Brands such as Zelza Zero -- featuring positive female role models supporting STEM learning at the preschool level -- are critical to the eventual and permanent closure of the vast gender gap plaguing the STEM job market to date.