Sentence examples for implemented abruptly from inspiring English sources

In practice, transitions can be politically motivated and implemented abruptly and are often met with resistance and/or disbelief.

We understand it may be too big a leap for established organizations to implement this abruptly but we encourage firms to at least experiment with these principles at specific peripheries, e.g., corporate venturing units or innovation management teams.

The relative openness of the border ended abruptly on 26 May 1952, when the GDR implemented a "special regime on the demarcation line", justified as a measure to keep out "spies, diversionists, terrorists and smugglers".

Yesterday, the company implemented Surge Pricing — a higher rate during times of high demand — and then abruptly turned it off after a poor reaction by the internet.

Last week, officials from the European Union, the International Monetary Fund and the European Central Bank abruptly left Athens after a dispute over Greece's failure to implement reforms or meet its deficit-reduction targets.

"My frustration was that the governor just didn't want to address sentencing reform or implement the kind of policies that made sense," said Jeanne Woodford, who briefly served as Schwarzenegger's corrections secretary in 2006 before abruptly resigning.

The woman abruptly ceased.

He stops abruptly.

Salome switches up abruptly.

The nightmare abruptly ended.

Then she stopped abruptly.