Sentence examples for finally terminate from inspiring English sources

That coalition is still needed today, not only to finally terminate the misbegotten "war on terror" – now in its 12th year, with results that range from the barbaric to the merely disastrous and have touched almost every country from Mali to Pakistan – but also to renew our own democracy and society.

This complex connective tissue is found in the mammary glands of different species with various ratios of fibrous to fatty elements [ 2], and it is within this matrix that mammary ducts elongate, arborate, and, finally, terminate growth (Fig. 1a).

Dr. Harden finally terminated the interview by rising and going upstairs.

A Missouri judge finally terminated his parental rights this year, after $60,000 in legal bills.

With a Chapter 9 petition looking ever more likely this summer, it finally terminated the contracts.

(By the time the program was finally terminated in the 1960s, millions of Mexicans had participated).

With Regine in near-suicidal despair, and Kierkegaard's name blackened in Copenhagen high society forever, the engagement finally terminated.

After about eight group sessions, Dr. Bar-Levav finally terminated Mr. Brooks's treatment and referred him to other therapists.

The electron gives up most of its energy to the cavities before it finally terminates on the anode surface.

My bus continued through the midlands and finally terminated in the southernmost city, Cork, where I collected my van and continued my journey.

He said the time he took to train the temporary workers had slowed the project and led to disputes with the company, which finally terminated his contract.