Sentence examples for for closure from from inspiring English sources

Nobody seems to know what Cooke is looking for — closure from basketball and the key to his future, or the perpetuation of a legend that was never quite written.

"Such a mechanism can provide emissions savings from plant closure at least cost, avoid budgetary costs by sourcing the payments for closure from the plants remaining in production, and provide some incentives to adjust the power mix to reduce emissions," they argue.

Generally, a pronounced chance for pocket closure from 3 to 6 months of healing was shown.

While the need for closure does vary from person to person — some people are higher in baseline N.F.C. than others — it is, to a large extent, situationally determined: the more in flux and indeterminate our environment, the more we want to reach some sort of resolution.

He said: "I don't hear any clarion call for closure of 6 Music from any part of the media landscape.

An estimated 150 supporters of the five libraries earmarked for closure by Southampton City Council walked from Bargate to the Civic Centre.

On weekends, watch out for closure of the Piccadilly line from Northfields to Heathrow.

The business has thrived during the downturn, clearing stock from stores set for closure, winning advisory fees on the management of ailing chains, trading in the debt of distressed companies and restructuring them for sale.

The paper also advances the 'illiberal paradox' hypothesis according to which illiberal, autocratic regimes can more easily adopt open immigration policies if these fit their priorities, as they are more autonomous from popular demands for closure compared to liberal-democratic regimes.

Roets et al. [ 46] suggest that once tasks are perceived as difficult, willingness to invest effort is reduced, even though the task demands are high with an initial high level of motivation arising from the need for closure.

The core structural component of cohesin forms a ring, composed of two structural maintenance of chromosome (SMC) proteins, Smc1 and Smc3, and a "kleisin" (from the Greek for closure) subunit, Scc1/ Mcd1 (Guacci et al. 1997; Michaelis et al. 1997; Losada et al. 1998).