Sentence examples for having to abort from inspiring English sources

Called up as a replacement for a replacement, with Schumacher having to abort plans to come out of retirement and stand-in for injured Brazilian Felipe Massa, Badoer has his chance of a lifetime.

Planes struggle to land at Manchester Airport Jump to media player Storm Deirdre has brought strong winds to the UK this weekend, resulting in planes having to abort landings.

The parents in these cases have been spared the emotional burden of having to abort a possibly healthy boy, which was always the major drawback of prenatal diagnosis of X-linked disorders by sex determination only.

If future food acquisition is unpredictable, colonies may either produce more eggs than can be fed and then having to abort some (a 'no wasted food' strategy), or they may under-produce eggs and be unable to fully exploit all the resources that may become available (a 'no wasted brood' strategy) [ 1].

I had to abort".

Would you have to abort or pay a fine?

The second time, she came in too high, too fast, and had to abort the landing.

FY-Eye: Plane carrying First Lady Michelle Obama had to abort its landing due to an air traffic controller's mistake.

By time they arrived at Edinburgh so had the wind and they had to abort their landing.

And behind him his rival Fernando Alonso was piecing together a quicker time, but like Hamilton had to abort.

The first is that, if the task has to abort, it might do so only after chewing up a lot of computational cycles.